On the plane strain in a theory for self-gravitating elastic configuration with initial static stress field
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This paper is concerned with the plane strain in a theory
for an arbitrary, uniformly rotating, self-gravitating, perfectly elastic Earth
model with a hydrostatic initial stress field. Using the associated matrices
method, a representation of Galerkin type is given. This representation
enables us to derive the solution of the vibration problem corresponding to
concentrated body forces.
for an arbitrary, uniformly rotating, self-gravitating, perfectly elastic Earth
model with a hydrostatic initial stress field. Using the associated matrices
method, a representation of Galerkin type is given. This representation
enables us to derive the solution of the vibration problem corresponding to
concentrated body forces.
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BOSCHI, E. (1974) “On the plane strain in a theory for self-gravitating elastic configuration with initial static stress field”, Annals of Geophysics, 27(1-2), pp. 213–220. doi: 10.4401/ag-4920.
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