Author:
Marin Marin,Öchsner Andreas,Vlase Sorin
Abstract
AbstractIn this study it is approached a linear model for the mixture of two Cosserat bodies having pores. It is formulated the mixed problem with initial and boundary data in this context. The main goal is to show that the coefficients that realize the coupling of the elastic effect with the one due to voids can vary, without the mixture being essentially affected. In a more precise formulation, this means that a small variation of the coefficients in the constitutive equations of the two continua causes only a small variation of the solutions of the corresponding mixed problems, that is, the continuous dependence of the solutions in relation to these coefficients is ensured. The considered mixture model is consistent because all estimates, specific to continuous dependence, are made based on rigorous mathematical relationships.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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