
doi: 10.3233/asy-2002-508
In this work the asymptotic behaviour of the solution of the evolution problem of three‐dimensional linearized elastic curved rod‐like bodies with respect to the small thickness ε of the rod is analyzed. It is found that, when ε tends to zero, the solution converges, in an appropriate sense, to a single space‐variable function being an inextensible displacement. Together with an additional function, describing the rotation angle of the cross‐sections, it is identified as the unique solution of the one‐dimensional evolution problem of curved rods, posed on the middle curve of the rod. The differential equations of the model are obtained.
small thickness, asymptotic analysis, Membranes, linearized elasticity; evolution equation; asymptotic analysis; curved rod model, evolution equation, curved rod-like bodies, linearized elasticity, curved rod model, Asymptotic expansions of solutions to PDEs
small thickness, asymptotic analysis, Membranes, linearized elasticity; evolution equation; asymptotic analysis; curved rod model, evolution equation, curved rod-like bodies, linearized elasticity, curved rod model, Asymptotic expansions of solutions to PDEs
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