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On a three-dimensional Kelvin problem for an elastic nonlocal medium

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Making use of the Eringen-Kroener form of the nonlocal constitutive equations and the exponential Fourier transformation, a system of two coupled differential equations of the second order describing the equilibrium of the body is derived. By appeal to the Helmholtz representation, the system is reduced to a single differential equation of the fourth order for the Love function, reminding a Bessel type transform of the biharmonic equation. A solution of this equation is found, and inverse transforms of the stress components using the convolution theorem established. A recourse to the formula of de la Vallée Poussin shows that, in contrast to the classical result, the stress singularity at the point of application of a concentrated force fails to appear, though the stress concentration at that point is extremely high.

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Nowinski, J.L. On a three-dimensional Kelvin problem for an elastic nonlocal medium. Acta Mechanica 84, 77–87 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01176089

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