On the existence and the asymptotic stability of solutions to the equations of linear thermoelasticity (original) (raw)
1968, Archive For Rational Mechanics And Analysis
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The paper investigates the existence and asymptotic stability of solutions to linear thermoelastic equations under homogeneous boundary conditions. It builds upon previous work in the field, acknowledging essential contributions and conjectures made by various researchers. The findings aim to enhance the understanding of free vibrations in elastic bodies modeled by thermoelasticity, ultimately providing insights into stability conditions necessary for such systems.
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