
doi: 10.1007/bf00046464
Though the basic equations of the linear theory of elasticity are well known, it is rather cumbersome to evaluate the exact state of stress and displacement for a multilayered medium. In this paper we discuss a formal solution based on integral transforms and matrix analysis. Essentially the problem is reduced to the evaluation of some basic matrices and thus the calculation takes place in a clearly arranged way. Here we restrict ourselves to plane elastic and isotropic layers and use cartesian coordinates.
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