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Some viscoelastic wave equations

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The authors study the problem of existence, uniqueness and asymptotic behavior for t→∞ of (weak or strong) solutions of equations in the form

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En suivant la méthode de Gaberkin, les auteurs ont étudié le problème de l'existence, de l'unicité et du comportement asymptotique lorsque t→∞ des solutions des équations d'état des ondes visco-élastiques, pour diverses conditions initiales et aux limites de U (x, t). On analyse les cas auxquels correspondent des valeurs positives (modèle non linéaire de Voigt) ou nulle du paramètre, ce dernier cas étant représentatif du mouvement d'un barreau élastique linéaire dans un milieu visqueux non linéaire, monyennant l'adoption de diverses conditions aux limites.

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Ang, D.D., Pham Ngoc Dinh, A. Some viscoelastic wave equations. Int J Fract 39, 35–43 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00047438

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