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Symplectic elasticity
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New Jersey : World Scientific, c2009.
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xxi, 292 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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9789812778703

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Solid mechanics problems have long been regarded as bottlenecks in the development of elasticity. In contrast to traditional solution methodologies, such as Timoshenko's theory of elasticity for which the main technique is the semi-inverse method, this book presents a new approach based on the Hamiltonian principle and the symplectic duality system where solutions are derived in a rational manner in the symplectic space. Departing from the conventional Euclidean space with one kind of variable, the symplectic space with dual variables thus provides a fundamental breakthrough. This book explains the new solution methodology by discussing plane isotropic elasticity, multiple layered plate, anisotropic elasticity, sectorial plate and thin plate bending problems in some detail. A number of existing problems without analytical solutions within the framework of classical approaches are solved analytically using this symplectic approach. Symplectic methodologies can be applied not only to problems in elasticity, but also to other solid mechanics problems. In addition, it can also be extended to various engineering mechanics and mathematical physics fields, such as vibration, wave propagation, control theory, electromagnetism and quantum mechanics.


Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Preface to the Chinese Editionp. xi
Foreword to the Chinese Editionp. xv
Nomenclaturep. xix
1 Mathematical Preliminariesp. 1
1.1 Linear Spacep. 1
1.2 Euclidean Spacep. 6
1.3 Symplectic Spacep. 9
1.4 Legengre's Transformationp. 26
1.5 The Hamiltonian Principle and the Hamiltonian Canonical Equationsp. 28
1.6 The Reciprocal Theoremsp. 30
1.6.1 The Reciprocal Theorem for Workp. 30
1.6.2 The Reciprocal Theorem for Displacementp. 32
1.6.3 The Reciprocal Theorem for Reactionp. 32
1.6.4 The Reciprocal Theorem for Displacement and Negative Reactionp. 33
Referencesp. 35
2 Fundamental Equations of Elasticity and Variational Principlep. 37
2.1 Stress Analysisp. 37
2.2 Strain Analysisp. 41
2.3 Stress-Strain Relationsp. 44
2.4 The Fundamental Equations of Elasticityp. 48
2.5 The Principle of Virtual Workp. 51
2.6 The Principle of Minimum Total Potential Energyp. 52
2.7 The Principle of Minimum Total Complementary Energyp. 54
2.8 The Hellinger-Reissner Variational Principle with Two Kinds of Variablesp. 55
2.9 The Hu-Washizu Variational Principle with Three Kinds of Variablesp. 57
2.10 The Principle of Superposition and the Uniqueness Theoremp. 59
2.11 Saint-Venant Principlep. 60
Referencesp. 60
3 The Timoshenko Beam Theory and Its Extensionp. 63
3.1 The Timoshenko Beam Theoryp. 63
3.2 Derivation of Hamiltonian Systemp. 68
3.3 The Method of Separation of Variablesp. 71
3.4 Reciprocal Theorem for Work and Adjoint Symplectic Orthogonalityp. 74
3.5 Solution for Non-Homogeneous Equationsp. 78
3.6 Two-Point Boundary Conditionsp. 79
3.7 Static Analysis of Timoshenko Beamp. 84
3.8 Wave Propagation Analysis of Timoshenko Beamp. 87
3.9 Wave Induced Resonancep. 90
Referencesp. 94
4 Plane Elasticity in Rectangular Coordinatesp. 97
4.1 The Fundamental Equations of Plane Elasticityp. 97
4.2 Hamiltonian System in Rectangular Domainp. 101
4.3 Separation of Variables and Transverse Eigen-Problemsp. 106
4.4 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 109
4.5 Solutions of Saint-Venant Problems for Rectangular Beamp. 117
4.6 Eigen-Solutions of Nonzero Eigenvaluesp. 123
4.6.1 Eigen-Solutions of Nonzero Eigenvalues of Symmetric Deformationp. 125
4.6.2 Eigen-Solutions of Nonzero Eigenvalues of Antisymmetric Deformationp. 128
4.7 Solutions of Generalized Plane Problems in Rectangular Domainp. 131
Referencesp. 136
5 Plane Anisotropic Elasticity Problemsp. 139
5.1 The Fundamental Equations of Plane Anisotropic Elasticity Problemsp. 139
5.2 Symplectic Solution Methodology for Anisotropic Elasticity Problemsp. 141
5.3 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 145
5.4 Analytical Solutions of Saint-Venant Problemsp. 150
5.5 Eigen-Solutions of Nonzero Eigenvaluesp. 155
5.6 Introduction to Hamiltonian System for Generalized Plane Problemsp. 158
Referencesp. 162
6 Saint-Venant Problems for Laminated Composite Platesp. 163
6.1 The Fundamental Equationsp. 163
6.2 Derivation of Hamiltonian Systemp. 165
6.3 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 168
6.4 Analytical Solutions of Saint-Venant Problemp. 175
Referencesp. 179
7 Solutions for Plane Elasticity in Polar Coordinatesp. 181
7.1 Plane Elasticity Equations in Polar Coordinatesp. 181
7.2 Variational Principle for a Circular Sectorp. 185
7.3 Hamiltonian System with Radial Coordinate Treated as "Time"p. 187
7.4 Eigen-Solutions for Symmetric Deformation in Radial Hamiltonian Systemp. 195
7.4.1 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 195
7.4.2 Eigen-Solutions of Nonzero Eigenvaluesp. 199
7.5 Eigen-Solutions for Anti-Symmetric Deformation in Radial Hamiltonian Systemp. 202
7.5.1 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 202
7.5.2 Eigen-Solutions of ¿ = $$1p. 205
7.5.3 Eigen-Solutions of General Nonzero Eigenvaluesp. 210
7.6 Hamiltonian System with Circumferential Coordinate Treated as "Time"p. 213
7.6.1 Eigen-Solutions of Zero Eigenvaluep. 216
7.6.2 Eigen-Solutions of ¿ = $$ip. 219
7.6.3 Eigen-solutions of General Nonzero Eigenvaluesp. 222
Referencesp. 223
8 Hamiltonian System for Bending of Thin Platesp. 225
8.1 Small Deflection Theory for Bending of Elastic Thin Platesp. 225
8.2 Analogy between Plane Elasticity and Bending of Thin Platep. 232
8.3 Multi-Variable Variational Principles for Thin Plate Bending and Plane Elasticityp. 239
8.3.1 Multi-Variable Variational Principles for Plate Bendingp. 240
8.3.2 Multi-Variable Variational Principle for Plane Elasticityp. 248
8.4 Symplectic Solution for Rectangular Platesp. 252
8.5 Plates with Two Opposite Sides Simply Supportedp. 257
8.6 Plates with Two Opposite Sides Freep. 262
8.7 Plate with Two Opposite Sides Clampedp. 269
8.8 Bending of Sectorial Platesp. 274
8.8.1 Derivation of Hamiltonian Systemp. 277
8.8.2 Sectorial Plate with Two Opposite Sides Freep. 280
Referencesp. 288
About the Authorsp. 291