General Tauberian theorem in .
Geometry of the free part of the shell of an air spring
Geometry of the free-sliding Bernoulli beam
If a variational problem comes with no boundary conditions prescribed beforehand, and yet these arise as a consequence of the variation process itself, we speak of the free boundary values variational problem. Such is, for instance, the problem of finding the shortest curve whose endpoints can slide along two prescribed curves. There exists a rigorous geometric way to formulate this sort of problems on smooth manifolds with boundary, which we review here in a friendly self-contained way. As an application,...
Global asymptotic stabilisation of an active mass damper for a flexible beam
In this paper, a finite dimensional approximated model of a mechanical system constituted by a vertical heavy flexible beam with lumped masses placed along the beam and a mobile mass located at the tip, is proposed; such a model is parametric in the approximation order, so that a prescribed accuracy in the representation of the actual system can be easily obtained with the proposed model. The system itself can be understood as a simple representation of a building subject to transverse vibrations,...
Global classical solutions to the Cauchy problem for a nonlinear wave equation.
Global existence and polynomial decay for a problem with Balakrishnan-Taylor damping
A viscoelastic Kirchhoff equation with Balakrishnan-Taylor damping is considered. Using integral inequalities and multiplier techniques we establish polynomial decay estimates for the energy of the problem. The results obtained in this paper extend previous results by Tatar and Zaraï [25].
Global existence and uniform stabilization of a nonlinear Timoshenko beam.
Global well-posedness and blow up for the nonlinear fractional beam equations
We establish the Strichartz estimates for the linear fractional beam equations in Besov spaces. Using these estimates, we obtain global well-posedness for the subcritical and critical defocusing fractional beam equations. Of course, we need to assume small initial data for the critical case. In addition, by the convexity method, we show that blow up occurs for the focusing fractional beam equations with negative energy.
Group method analysis of two-dimensional plate in heat flux.
Guided waves in a fluid-loaded transversely isotropic plate.