Abstract. In this work, we introduce a variant of the standard mollifier technique that is valid up to the boundary of a Lipschitz domain in Rn. A version of Friedrichs’s lemma is derived that gives an estimate up to the boundary for the commutator of the multiplication by a Lipschitz function and the modified mollification. We use this version of Friedrichs’s lemma to prove the density of smooth functions in the new function space introduced in our earlier work concerning the linear Koiter shell model for shells with little regularity. The density of smooth functions is in turn used to prove continuous dependence of the solution of Koiter’s model on the midsurface. This provides a complete justification of our new formulation of the Koiter...
International audienceKoiter's shell model is derived systematically from nonlinear elasticity theor...
International audienceWe define two nonlinear shell models whereby the deformation of an elastic she...
Many hypersurfaces ω in R^N can be viewed as a subset of the boundary Γ of an open subset Ω of R^N. ...
We investigate solutions of the two-dimensional Koiter model and of the three-dimensional linear she...
Abstract. We investigate solutions of the two-dimensional Koiter model and of the three-dimensional ...
International audienceWe show that the intrinsic equations of Koiter's model of a linearly elastic s...
International audienceWe consider a family of linearly elastic shells, all having the same middle su...
International audienceWe consider a shell, i.e., a three‐dimensional body with a small thickness (de...
International audienceWe construct mollification operators in strongly Lipschitz domains that do not...
International audienceThe displacement vector of a linearly elastic shell can be computed by using t...
We consider a family of linearly viscoelastic shells with thickness 2ε, all having the same middle s...
Abstract. In this work, we present a new formulation for Nagdhi’s model for shells with little regul...
International audienceWe define a new two-dimensional nonlinear shell model “of Koiter's type” that ...
AbstractThe asymptotic behaviour of the smallest eigenvalue in linear Koiter shell problems is studi...
We give an alternate description of Koiter's shell equation that does not depend on the special mid ...
International audienceKoiter's shell model is derived systematically from nonlinear elasticity theor...
International audienceWe define two nonlinear shell models whereby the deformation of an elastic she...
Many hypersurfaces ω in R^N can be viewed as a subset of the boundary Γ of an open subset Ω of R^N. ...
We investigate solutions of the two-dimensional Koiter model and of the three-dimensional linear she...
Abstract. We investigate solutions of the two-dimensional Koiter model and of the three-dimensional ...
International audienceWe show that the intrinsic equations of Koiter's model of a linearly elastic s...
International audienceWe consider a family of linearly elastic shells, all having the same middle su...
International audienceWe consider a shell, i.e., a three‐dimensional body with a small thickness (de...
International audienceWe construct mollification operators in strongly Lipschitz domains that do not...
International audienceThe displacement vector of a linearly elastic shell can be computed by using t...
We consider a family of linearly viscoelastic shells with thickness 2ε, all having the same middle s...
Abstract. In this work, we present a new formulation for Nagdhi’s model for shells with little regul...
International audienceWe define a new two-dimensional nonlinear shell model “of Koiter's type” that ...
AbstractThe asymptotic behaviour of the smallest eigenvalue in linear Koiter shell problems is studi...
We give an alternate description of Koiter's shell equation that does not depend on the special mid ...
International audienceKoiter's shell model is derived systematically from nonlinear elasticity theor...
International audienceWe define two nonlinear shell models whereby the deformation of an elastic she...
Many hypersurfaces ω in R^N can be viewed as a subset of the boundary Γ of an open subset Ω of R^N. ...