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Expresiones explícitas de los autovectores ortonormalizados para materiales transversalmente isótropos en el formalismo de Stroh. Aplicación al análisis de singularidades en uniones adhesivas

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2003 Spain Publisher:AEMAC (asociación española de materiales compuestos)
Authors: Barroso Caro, Alberto; Mantic, Vladislav; París Carballo, Federico;

handle: 11441/73652

Expresiones explícitas de los autovectores ortonormalizados para materiales transversalmente isótropos en el formalismo de Stroh. Aplicación al análisis de singularidades en uniones adhesivas

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La resolución de problemas de elasticidad lineal anisótropa, utilizando el formalismo de Stroh, se basa en el conocimiento de los autovalores y autovectores de la matriz de elasticidad fundamental N. En el presente trabajo se presenta el conjunto completo de expresiones explícitas de dichos autovalores y autovectores para materiales transversalmente isótropos. Puesto que el comportamiento de las láminas unidireccionales de materiales compuestos fibrosos es típicamente transversalmente isótropo, los resultados obtenidos permiten el análisis de problemas con este tipo de materiales. Se presentan aplicaciones para uniones adhesivas entre metales y materiales compuestos.

Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología Proy. EUREKA Σ!1882

Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología Proy. No. 2000-1115

Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología PROFIT 2001

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Materiales compuestos fibrosos, Autovectores, Formalismo de Stroh

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