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Kuttler, Kenneth (3)
Shillor, Meir (3)
Ahn, Jeongho (1)SubjectDynamic contact (3)Signorini condition (2)Existence (1)Gao beam (1)Mechanical joint (1)Nonlocal friction (1)Normal compliance (1)Numerical scheme (1)Product measurability (1)Slip rate dependent friction (1)... View MoreDate Issued2014 (1)2012 (1)2004 (1)

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Dynamic contact of two GAO beams 

Ahn, Jeongho; Kuttler, Kenneth; Shillor, Meir (2012-11)
The dynamic contact of two nonlinear Gao beams that are connected with a joint is modeled, analyzed, and numerically simulated. Contact is modeled with either (i) the normal compliance condition, or (ii) the unilateral ...
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Dynamic contact with Signorini's condition and slip rate dependent friction 

Kuttler, Kenneth; Shillor, Meir (2004-06)
Existence of a weak solution for the problem of dynamic frictional contact between a viscoelastic body and a rigid foundation is established. Contact is modelled with the Signorini condition. Friction is described by a ...
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Product measurability with applications to a stochastic contact problem with friction 

Kuttler, Kenneth; Shillor, Meir (2014-12)
A new product measurability result for evolution equations with random inputs, when there is no uniqueness of the ω-wise problem, is established using results on measurable selection theorems for measurable multi- functions. ...

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