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Development of nonlocal theory in solid mechanics

Abstract

Nonlocal theories have been proposed to model the behavior of solids in the vicinity of singular points, such as crack tips and points on interfaces between different materials. In particular, in the peridynamic theory the concept of interaction between particles separated by finite distances between them is used to rewrite the equation of motion in terms of the corresponding interaction forces. These forces are given in terms of the relative displacements between the particles, which makes it possible to apply the resulting governing equation directly onto a surface of discontinuity, such as the edges of a crack or the material interfaces that may appear as a result of the deformation of a solid. In this project we will continue the development of a peridynamic theory that is physically plausible and mathematically amenable to analysis. We will also continue to investigate the loss of elipticity in orthotropic materials. This project is complementary to the project MCTI/CNPQ 28/2018 - Universal/Faixa B, Proc. 420099/2018-2, and is related to the project FAPESP - Bolsa de Doutorado no País, Proc. 2017/23669-4. (AU)

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(References retrieved automatically from Web of Science and SciELO through information on FAPESP grants and their corresponding numbers as mentioned in the publications by the authors)
AGUIAR, ADAIR R.; SEVOSTIANOV, IGOR. Arbitrarily loaded circular crack in a piezoelectric solid of the symmetry class 6. ACTA MECHANICA, v. 232, n. 7, p. 2659-2678, . (19/00428-7)
AGUIAR, ADAIR R.; SEITENFUSS, ALAN B.. Determination of material properties of a linearly elastic peridynamic material. MATHEMATICS AND MECHANICS OF SOLIDS, . (17/23669-4, 19/00428-7)