Viscoelastic Effects in Solid Phase Continuous Media - Stress-Strain Relations

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Mathematical modeling of boundary value problems in linear theory of viscoelasticity. Definitions and basic principles in the mathematical modeling theory. Constitutive functional and its transformation into a form of Stieltjes integral. Application of theory of algebraic sets and corresponding subsets. Riesz theory of representation and its application for derivation of constitutive equations. Integral and differential operator forms of stress-strain relationships for a solid-phase continuous media.

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