Evolution law of weak discontinuities and critical distance for a particular magnetoelastic medium subjected to finite deformations
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This paper deals with a mathematical model describing an isotropic magnetoelastic medium with cylindrical simmetry subjected to finite deformations. The evolution law of weak discontinuities is deduced. Thus the critical distance at which the wave amplitude becomes unbounded is determined. Finally a discussion on the eventual shock wave formation is carried on in, terms of the initial conditions.
PACS. 02.90
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