In this note, we consider a Robin-type traction problem for a linearly elastic body occupying an infinite periodically perforated domain. After proving the uniqueness of the solution we use periodic elastic layer potentials to show that the solution can be written as the sum of a single layer potential, a constant function and a linear function of the space variable. The density of the periodic single layer potential and the constant are identified as the unique solutions of a certain integral equation.

INTEGRAL EQUATION METHOD FOR A ROBIN-TYPE TRACTION PROBLEM IN A PERIODIC DOMAIN

Musolino P.
2022

Abstract

In this note, we consider a Robin-type traction problem for a linearly elastic body occupying an infinite periodically perforated domain. After proving the uniqueness of the solution we use periodic elastic layer potentials to show that the solution can be written as the sum of a single layer potential, a constant function and a linear function of the space variable. The density of the periodic single layer potential and the constant are identified as the unique solutions of a certain integral equation.
2022
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