
We consider the coupled partial differential equations which arise in modeling linear thermoelastic structures. For a specific example, we show how to construct a norm which is equivalent to the energy norm, but which improves upon the dissipative inequality given by the energy norm. Such a norm can then be used for Galerkin approximation of the original model, and leads to improved stability behavior.
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