From Convexity to Nonconvexity
Published on 30. September 2001
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Hardback
XII, 396 pages
978-0-7923-7144-1 (ISBN)
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This collection of papers is dedicated to the memory of Gaetano Fichera, a great mathematician and also a good friend to the editors. Regrettably it took an unusual amount of time to bring this collection out. This was primarily due to the fact that the main editor who had collected all of the materials, for this volume, P. D. Panagiotopoulos, died unexpectedly during the period when we were editing the manuscript. The other two editors in appreciation of Panagiotopoulos' contribution to this field, believe it is therefore fitting that this collection be dedicated to his memory also. The theme of the collection is centered around the seminal research of G. Fichera on the Signorini problem. Variants on this idea enter in different ways. For example, by bringing in friction the problem is no longer self-adjoint and the minimization formulation is not valid. A large portion of this collection is devoted to survey papers concerning hemivariational methods, with a main point of its application to nonsmooth mechanics. Hemivariational inequali ties, which are a generalization of variational inequalities, were pioneered by Panagiotopoulos. There are many applications of this theory to the study of non convex energy functionals occurring in many branches of mechanics. An area of concentration concerns contact problems, in particular, quasistatic and dynamic contact problems with friction and damage. Nonsmooth optimization methods which may be divided into the main groups of subgradient methods and bundle methods are also discussed in this collection.
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2001 ed.
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English
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New York
United States
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sewn/stitched
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XII, 396 p.
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Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 24 mm
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978-0-7923-7144-1 (9780792371441)
DOI
10.1007/978-1-4613-0287-2
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Content
1. Frictional contact problems; L.-E. Andersson, A. Klarbring. 2. Solutions for quasilinear hemivariational inequalities; S. Carl. 3. A Survey on Nonsmooth Critical Point Theory; M. Degiovanni. 4. Exhaustive families of approximations revisited; V.F. Demyanov, A.M. Rubinov. 5. Optimal shape design; Z. Denkowski. 6. Duality in Nonconvex Finite Deformation Theory; D.Y. Gao. 7. Contact Problems in Multibody Dynamics; F. Pfeiffer, C. Glocker. 8. Hyperbolic Hemivariational Inequality; D. Goeleven, D. Motreanu. 9. Time-integration algorithms; K. Hackl. 10. Contact Stress Optimization; J. Haslinger. 11. Recent results in contact problems with Coulomb friction; J. Jarusek, C. Eck. 12. Polarization fields in linear piezoelectricity; P. Bisegna, F. Maceri. 13. Survey of the methods for nonsmooth optimization; M.M. Mäkelä. 14. Hemivariational inequalities and hysteresis. 15. Non convex aspects of dynamics with impact; L. Paoli, M. Schatzmann. 16. On Global Properties of D.C. Functions; L.N. Polyakova. 17. Variational-Hemivariational Inequalities; G. Dinca, G. Pop. 18. Perturbations of Eigenvalue Problems; V.D. Radulescu. 19. Implicit variational inequalities arising in frictional unilateral contact mechanics: analysis and numerical solution of quasistatic problems; M. Cocu, M. Raous. 20. Regularity for variational inequalities; R. Schumann. 21. A Survey of 1-D Problems of Dynamic Contact and Damage; M. Shillor.22. Nonconvexity in plasticity and damage; G.E. Stavroulakis. 23. Augmented Lagrangian Methods for Contact Problems; J.J. Telega, A. Galka. 24. Mountain Pass Theorems; S.A. Tersian. 25. Proximal Methods for Variational Inequalities with Set-Valued Monotone Operators; A. Kaplan, R. Tichatschke. 26. Simons' Problem; M.P.D. Zagrodny. 27. Densityestimates of Blake & Zisserman functional; M. Carriero, et al.