Mathematical modeling of electrorheological materials
By Kumbakonam R. Rajagopal, M. Růžička. 2001
479 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/e407e322d982d8b7265d2f047389d19007bbf2db
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
- Dušan D. Repovš
- Lars Diening
- E. Acerbi
- Blaise Kone
- Sado Traoré
- Giuseppe Mingione
- Stanislas Ouaro
- Mark Steinhauer
In Mechanics of Materials
- Dušan D. Repovš
- Lars Diening
- E. Acerbi
- Blaise Kone
- Sado Traoré
- Giuseppe Mingione
- Stanislas Ouaro
- Mark Steinhauer
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- Gradient estimates for the p (x)-Laplacean system (2005, background): “divðjDujpðxÞ 2DuÞ ¼ divðjF jpðxÞ 2FÞ: Under optimal continuity assumptions on the function pðxÞ > 1 we prove that jF jpðxÞ A Lqloc ) jDuj pðxÞ A Lqloc Eq > 1: Our estimates are motivated by recent developments in non-Newtonian fluidmechanics and elliptic problems with non-standard growth conditions,”
- Existence and multiplicity results for a newp(x)-Kirchhoff problem (2019, background): “s decades to model various phenomena. In the studies of a class of non-standard variational problems and PDEs, variable exponent spaces play an important role for example, in electrorheological fluids [36, 35, 34], thermorheological fluids [6], image processing [1, 9, 28], etc. In recent years, there ”