Waves in flexural beams nonlinear adhesive interaction
Abstract
The paper studies the initial boundary value problem related to the dynamic evolution of an elastic beam interacting with a substrate through an elastic-breakable forcing term. This discontinuous interaction is aimed to model the phenomenon of attachement-detachement of the beam occurring in adhesion phenomena. We prove existence of solutions in energy space and exhibit various counterexamples to uniqueness. Furthermore we characterize some relavant features of the solutions, ruling the main effectes of the nonlinearity due to the elasic-breakable term on the dynamical evolution, by proving the linearization property according to G96 and an asymtotic result pertaining the long time behavior.
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