Three-dimensional fundamental thermo-elastic solutions applied to contact problems

This paper aims to develop three-dimensional fundamental thermo-elastic solutions for an infinite/half-infinite space of a two-dimensional hexagonal quasi-crystal, which is subjected to a point heat source. Starting from the newly developed general solution in terms of quasi-harmonic potential funct...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 2016-11, Vol.120 (17)
Main Authors: Wang, Z. P., Wang, T., Li, P. D., Li, X. Y., Chen, W. Q., Müller, R.
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