The analytical solution of a given inhomogeneous boundary value problem of a linear, elliptic, inhomogeneous partial differential equation and a set of inhomogeneous mixed Dirichlet- and Neumann-type boundary conditions is derived in the present paper. In the context of elasticity theory, the problem arises for a non-conservative symmetric ansatz and an extended constitutive law shown earlier. For convenient user application, the scalar function expressed in cylindrical coordinates is primarily obtained for the general case before being expatiated on a special case of linear boundary conditions.

In addition to previous publications, the paper presents the analytical solution of a special boundary value problem which arises in the context of elasticity theory for an extended constitutive law and a non-conservative symmetric ansatz. Besides deriving the general analytical solution, a specific form for linear boundary conditions is given for user convenience.

In this paper, we study the partial Fourier method for treating the Lamé equations in three-­dimensional axisymmetric domains subjected to nonaxisymmetric loads. We consider the mixed boundary value problem of the linear theory of elasticity with the displacement u, the body force f \in (L_2)^3 and homogeneous Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions. The partial Fourier decomposition reduces, without any error, the three­dimensional boundary value problem to an infinite sequence of two­dimensional boundary value problems, whose solutions u_n (n = 0,1,2,...) are the Fourier coefficients of u. This process of dimension reduction is described, and appropriate function spaces are given to characterize the reduced problems in two dimensions. The trace properties of these spaces on the rotational axis and some properties of the Fourier coefficients u_n are proved, which are important for further numerical treatment, e.g. by the finite-element method. Moreover, generalized completeness relations are described for the variational equation, the stresses and the strains. The properties of the resulting system of two­dimensional problems are characterized. Particularly, a priori estimates of the Fourier coefficients u_n and of the error of the partial Fourier approximation are given.

The analytical solution of a given inhomogeneous boundary value problem of a linear, elliptic, inhomogeneous partial differential equation and a set of inhomogeneous mixed Dirichlet- and Neumann-type boundary conditions is derived in the present paper. In the context of elasticity theory, the problem arises for a non-conservative symmetric ansatz and an extended constitutive law shown earlier. For convenient user application, the scalar function expressed in cylindrical coordinates is primarily obtained for the general case before being expatiated on a special case of linear boundary conditions.

In addition to previous publications, the paper presents the analytical solution of a special boundary value problem which arises in the context of elasticity theory for an extended constitutive law and a non-conservative symmetric ansatz. Besides deriving the general analytical solution, a specific form for linear boundary conditions is given for user convenience.

Es wird das elastische Feld, das von einem Indentor mit sphärischer Oberfläche i n einem geschichtet aufgebauten Probekörper erzeugt wird, berechnet. Dabei wird neben der Normalkomponente, die bereits in der bekannten Hertzschen L ösung näherungsweise berücksichtigt wird, auch das elastische Feld der Tangentia lkomponente für kleine Winkel zwischen Indentordruckkraft und deren Normalkompon ente betrachtet. Die zwischen Indentor und Probekörper bestehende Reibung führt zu zusätzlichen Zwangskräften, deren elastische Felder ebenfalls abgeleitet werd en. Mit Hilfe eines Ansatzes für die Lösung der Laplace-Gleichung in inhomogenen Räumen, der durch Anwendung der Methode der Spiegel- oder Bildladungen der Pote ntialtheorie erhalten wird, werden unter Anwendung der Potentialmethode Lösungen für den sphärischen Indentorversuch in geschichtete Probekörper entwickelt.

Lightweight structures became more and more important over the last years. One special class of such structures are short fibre reinforced composites, produced by injection moulding. To avoid expensive experiments for testing the mechanical behaviour of these composites proper material models are needed. Thereby, the stochastic nature of the fibre orientation is the main problem. In this thesis it is looked onto the simulation of such materials in a linear thermoelastic setting. This means the material is described by its heat conduction tensor κ(p), its thermal expansion tensor T(p), and its stiffness tensor C(p). Due to the production process the internal fibre orientation p has to been understood as random variable. As a consequence the previously mentioned material quantities also become random. The classical approach is to average these quantities and solve the linear hermoelastic deformation problem with the averaged expressions. Within this thesis the incorpora- tion of this approach in a time and memory efficient manner in an existing finite element software is shown. Especially for the time and memory efficient improvement several implementation aspects of the underlying software are highlighted. For both - the classical material simulation as well as the time efficient improvement of the software - numerical results are shown. Furthermore, the aforementioned classical approach is extended within this thesis for the simulation of the thermal stresses by using the stochastic nature of the heat conduc tion. This is done by developing it into a series w.r.t. the underlying stochastic. For this series known results from uncertainty quantification are applied. With the help of these results the temperature is developed in a Taylor series. For this Taylor series a suitable expansion point is chosen. Afterwards, this series is incorporated into the computation of the thermal stresses. The advantage of this approach is shown in numerical experiments.