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On the governing functions of the method of approximations

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Il'yushin's method of approximations is used to obtain the exact solutions of problems of viscoelasticity from the known solutions of the corresponding elastic problems for a concentrated force acting at a point in space, a parallelepiped with one loaded face, a rotating annular disk, and a gravitating rotating sphere (the earth). The solutions of the viscoelastic problems are determined by three functions — the compliance, relaxation modules, and "connected" creep functions. A description is given of a method and testing device for determining the "connected" creep functions and the corresponding experimental curves for polymethyl methacrylate are presented.

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Moscow Institute of Electronic Machine Building. Translated from Mekhanika Polimerov, No. 4, pp. 622–632, July–August, 1970.

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Koltunov, A.A. On the governing functions of the method of approximations. Polymer Mechanics 6, 543–551 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00856302

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