We formulate the static mechanical coupling of a geometrically exact Cosserat rod to a nonlinearly elastic continuum. In this setting, appropriate coupling conditions have to connect a one-dimensional model with director variables to a three-dimensional model without directors. Two alternative coupling conditions are proposed, which correspond to two different configuration trace spaces. For both we show existence of solutions of the coupled problems, using the direct method of the calculus of variations. From the first-order optimality conditions we also derive the corresponding conditions for the dual variables. These are then interpreted in mechanical terms
One of the most important branches of applied mechanics is the theory of plates - defined to be plan...
In this chapter we discuss the three-dimensional Cosserat-type theories of continua. Originally this...
The theory of Cosserat rods provides a self consistent framework for modeling large spatial deformat...
We consider the mechanical coupling of a geometrically exact Cosserat rod to a linear elastic contin...
summary:A weak (generalized) solution to the boundary-value problems in Cosserat continuum is define...
International audienceA three-dimensional continuum theory for fibrous mechanical metamaterials is p...
Motivated by the need to construct models of slender elastic media that are versatile enough to acco...
AbstractThe method of Cosserat dynamics is employed to explore the nonplanar nonlinear dynamics of e...
We considered a nonlinear reduced Cosserat continuum: an elastic medium, whose translations and rota...
AbstractWe present a mathematical model describing the motion of two elastic rods in contact. The mo...
This article is dedicated to the analysis of the nonlinear plane problems formulated in the special ...
We propose a method for the description and simulation of the nonlinear dynamics of slender structur...
International audienceWe present a mathematical model for describing motion of two elastic rods in c...
The theory of Cosserat rods provides a self consistent framework for modeling large spatial deformat...
We present a novel method for the mechanical simulation of slender, elastic, spatial rods and rod st...
One of the most important branches of applied mechanics is the theory of plates - defined to be plan...
In this chapter we discuss the three-dimensional Cosserat-type theories of continua. Originally this...
The theory of Cosserat rods provides a self consistent framework for modeling large spatial deformat...
We consider the mechanical coupling of a geometrically exact Cosserat rod to a linear elastic contin...
summary:A weak (generalized) solution to the boundary-value problems in Cosserat continuum is define...
International audienceA three-dimensional continuum theory for fibrous mechanical metamaterials is p...
Motivated by the need to construct models of slender elastic media that are versatile enough to acco...
AbstractThe method of Cosserat dynamics is employed to explore the nonplanar nonlinear dynamics of e...
We considered a nonlinear reduced Cosserat continuum: an elastic medium, whose translations and rota...
AbstractWe present a mathematical model describing the motion of two elastic rods in contact. The mo...
This article is dedicated to the analysis of the nonlinear plane problems formulated in the special ...
We propose a method for the description and simulation of the nonlinear dynamics of slender structur...
International audienceWe present a mathematical model for describing motion of two elastic rods in c...
The theory of Cosserat rods provides a self consistent framework for modeling large spatial deformat...
We present a novel method for the mechanical simulation of slender, elastic, spatial rods and rod st...
One of the most important branches of applied mechanics is the theory of plates - defined to be plan...
In this chapter we discuss the three-dimensional Cosserat-type theories of continua. Originally this...
The theory of Cosserat rods provides a self consistent framework for modeling large spatial deformat...