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Moving punch on a highly orthotropic elastic layer

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An analytical solution was given to the problem of a long rigid punch moving rapidly on a strip of a highly orthotropic material. This elastic layer rests in turn on a rigid frictionless foundation. Obviously, the problem presents a lot of interest from the view-point both of geophysical and mechanical sciences. The solution was effected by means of integral transforms and the Wiener-Hopf technique. Asymptotic results were obtained valid near the edge of the moving punch.

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Georgiadis, H.G. Moving punch on a highly orthotropic elastic layer. Acta Mechanica 68, 193–202 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01190883

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