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Power series solutions to basic stationary boundary value problems of elasticity

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The four basic stationary boundary value problems of elasticity for the Lamé equation in a bounded domain of ℝ3 are under consideration. Their solutions are represented in the form of a power series with non-positive degrees of the parameter ω=1/(1–2σ), depending on the Poisson ratio σ. The “coefficients” of the series are solutions of the stationary linearized non-homogeneous Stokes boundary value problems. It is proved that the series converges for any values of ω outside of the minimal interval with the center at the origin and of radiusr≥1, which contains all of the Cosserat eigenvalues.

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Kozhevnikov, A., Lepsky, O. Power series solutions to basic stationary boundary value problems of elasticity. Integr equ oper theory 31, 449–469 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01228102

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