Issue 42
J.-M. Nianga et alii, Frattura ed Integrità Strutturale, 42 (2017) 280-292; DOI: 10.3221/IGF-ESIS.42.30
and
H h
( ) ( e H h u h w dy ) kh kl i ikl
ij
( ) (
) h w dy
0
j
j
i
Y
Y
(77)
*
w V
YC
0
0
i i D D can be written as follows:
Therefore,
and
ij
ij
( ) a H h u e H h ijk k k ijkl kl kl
( )
ij
(78)
D H h
( )
( ) H h u
e
i
ij
j
j
ikl
kl
kl
So, the homogenized (strain, electric potential)-(stress, electric displacement) law is characterized by the function defined by:
D
, H h kl
(
) ( ,
)
(79)
kl
ij
i
6 3 R R towards R , by:
Nevertheless, for the study of (79), let us introduce the following functions, defined from
1
( ) a H h u H h u dy ( ) lm lm ijkl ij ij
( W H H , sm s
)
Y
2
Y
(80)
1
ijk i e H h
( ) H h u dy jk jk
( )
i
Y
2
Y
1
*
Y e H h u H h dy Y ( ) ( ) 2 1 ( ) ( ) ij i i j j Y ikl ik ik l l Y H h H h
( W H H , sm s
dy
)
(81)
2
Moreover, the proposition that follows presents the main result of this analysis:
and D satisfying the
Proposition 4. The functions defined above, through (80) and (81), are of class C 1 , positive;
following relations:
1 2
*
ij W H
ij
(82)
1 2
W D H
i
i
i i
6 3 ( . ) resp R R
Proof. As u and are continuous functions of
, defined from
H H
and H H
, 1,2,3 ij i j
1,2,3
* W and W are then of class 0 . C Let us now introduce:
( . YC V resp V u YC
),
towards
* h h u H and h h u H * ( ) ( ) ij ij i i
ij
(83)
i
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