system of pde (solid mechanics)
Please I am currently solving the following system of Partial Differential
Equations as follows;
-Mx/Dxy = (∂w^2)/〖∂x〗^2 + v
(∂w^2)/〖∂y〗^2 ……………………………………………………………………………….1
-My/Dxy = v (∂w^2)/〖∂x〗^2 +
(∂w^2)/〖∂y〗^2
……………………………………………………………………………………..2
-〖Mxy〗_ /Dxy = (1-v)
(∂w^2)/〖∂x∂y〗^
………………………………………………………………………………3
equation 1 + equation 3 and 2+3 gives; -(Mx + Mxy)/Dxy =
(∂w^2)/〖∂x^2] +
(1-v)(∂w^2)/〖∂x∂y〗 + v
(∂w^2)/{∂y^2}…………4
-(My+〖Mxy〗 )/D_xy = v (∂w^2)/〖∂x^2] +
(1-v) (∂w^2)/〖∂x∂_y〗+
(∂w^2)/〖∂y^2] ………………………………..5
eqn 4 - eqn 5 gives;
(∂w^2)/〖∂x^2] - (∂w^2)/〖∂y^2] = (My-
Mx〗)/((1-v)Dxy ) ………………………………………………………………………………6
complementary solution ; D^2 –Di^2 = 0 CE ; m^2 -1 = 0 ; m = ± 1 CF = w =
f1(y+x) + f2(y-x)
Let R = (My-Mx)/((1-v)Dxy ) P.I = R/(D^2-Di^2 ) a = b = 0 (fail case) = (
R/〖 2D〗) ∬dxdx a = 0
PI = ( x^2 R)/( 2) And so w = f1(y+x) + f2(y-x) + (x^2R)/(2)
the boundary condition is assumed as; w(x,0) = 0 w(0,y) = 0 at x =a and y
= an w(0,an) = 0 w(a,an) = 0 also w(0,0) = 0
substituting these initial boundary values does not lead to specific value
for f1 (x,y) or f2(x,y) so as to give the expression for w.
Please guide me through. Thanks.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
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