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Adhesion Interaction and Adhesion Mechanics. Theory and Its Application

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The theory is proposed for solving problems of adhesion mechanics that is based on the concept of an anisotropic layer that serves as a contact between the adhesive and substrate. All boundary conditions in contact problems and the original equations are satisfied exactly; i.e., the mathematical Cauchy problem is solved. The possibilities of the theory are demonstrated by solving a specific problem of multiple destruction of a fiber in a polymer matrix during stretching of the Kargin—Malinsky model, which simulates the behavior of a reinforced polymer. The solution results explain the unusual experimental results.

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Turusov, R.A. Adhesion Interaction and Adhesion Mechanics. Theory and Its Application. Polym. Sci. Ser. D 14, 522–531 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995421221040250

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