Abstract
Object of the paper is a class of structural problems that will be abstractly defined by the following three sets of equations:
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the compatibility equation C(u) = ε, where the operator C:u —>D is assumed linear (and so is its dual C’ that relates the internal stress a to the external actions f ∈ u’);
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the constitutive equation f (ε) = σ, assumed to be a monotone lower semi-continuos map from D to D’. Therefore the map is obtained from a generalized potential, that turns out to be lower semi-continuos and convex. This means that the material behaviour is reversible;
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the external force field, supposed to derive from a functional that is assumed to be lower semi-continuos and convex. The functional defines also the (non-linear) static and kinematic boundary conditions (eventually unilateral).
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Cuomo, M., Ventura, G. (1995). An Augmented Lagrangian Formulation for the Analysis of No-Tension Structures with Unilateral Supports. In: Raous, M., Jean, M., Moreau, J.J. (eds) Contact Mechanics. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1983-6_32
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