Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies

We derive in this paper equations of continuously distributed dislocations in linear elastic media, starting from a finite number of dislocation lines perpendicular to the plane of the solid. Thus, dislocations are points with a structure and the non-material (but possessing field mass) dislocation...

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Main Author: H. Zorski
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Language:English
Published: Sapienza Università Editrice 2000-01-01
Series:Rendiconti di Matematica e delle Sue Applicazioni
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Online Access:https://www1.mat.uniroma1.it/ricerca/rendiconti/ARCHIVIO/2000/239-256.pdf
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description We derive in this paper equations of continuously distributed dislocations in linear elastic media, starting from a finite number of dislocation lines perpendicular to the plane of the solid. Thus, dislocations are points with a structure and the non-material (but possessing field mass) dislocation “gas” is constructed by statistical means, following known procedures of the kinetic theory. A constitutive law for the kinetic stress tensor is postulated - the only one required in this theory. The result is a mixture of two interacting continua, governed by a system of 6 partial differential equations, for 3 displacements, 2 dislocation gas velocities and the dislocation density. Energy balance law is derived from the system of equations and some general properties of the latter are examined. One particular case is examined in more detail, namely screw dislocations.
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spelling doaj.art-c7294fc7e64c43b7a7e1756dd6e2c0e12022-12-22T03:31:31ZengSapienza Università EditriceRendiconti di Matematica e delle Sue Applicazioni1120-71832532-33502000-01-01201239256Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodiesH. Zorski0Polish Academy of SciencesWe derive in this paper equations of continuously distributed dislocations in linear elastic media, starting from a finite number of dislocation lines perpendicular to the plane of the solid. Thus, dislocations are points with a structure and the non-material (but possessing field mass) dislocation “gas” is constructed by statistical means, following known procedures of the kinetic theory. A constitutive law for the kinetic stress tensor is postulated - the only one required in this theory. The result is a mixture of two interacting continua, governed by a system of 6 partial differential equations, for 3 displacements, 2 dislocation gas velocities and the dislocation density. Energy balance law is derived from the system of equations and some general properties of the latter are examined. One particular case is examined in more detail, namely screw dislocations.https://www1.mat.uniroma1.it/ricerca/rendiconti/ARCHIVIO/2000/239-256.pdfelastic bodydislocation fieldwaves in mixture
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Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
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elastic body
dislocation field
waves in mixture
title Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
title_full Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
title_fullStr Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
title_full_unstemmed Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
title_short Statistical theory of dislocations in two-dimensional elastic bodies
title_sort statistical theory of dislocations in two dimensional elastic bodies
topic elastic body
dislocation field
waves in mixture
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