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Domain with a crack

In this subsection we prove an existence theorem for the elastoplastic problem in the case where the domain has a nonsmooth boundary. [Pg.316]

let c i be a bounded domain with a smooth boundary T and Tc C H be a smooth orientable two-dimensional surface with a regular boundary. We assume that Tc can be extended in such a way that the domain fl is divided into two parts with Lipschitz boundaries. The surface Tc can be described parametrically [Pg.316]

All notations fit those used in the preceding subsection. As we see, in this case the boundary of the domain consists of the parts F, F+, Fj, where F correspond to the positive and negative directions of the normal i/, respectively. Introduce the space [Pg.317]

to simplify the formulae we assume Cijki =. Recall that the set [Pg.317]

The general scheme of reasoning coincides with that used in the proof of Theorem 5.3 and our attention now focuses on details related to the nonsmoothness of the boundary. [Pg.318]


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