Bounday-Layer Asymptotics on the Contact Interface in the Impact Problem

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The information of boundary condition in the contact interface reflected complex properties of visco-elastic material with various contact conditions. Numerical results and the asymptotic estimates were calculated. It is presented by the software which are consistent with the boundary-layer analysis in our previous papers. In this paper, the application of computer simulating and related numerical result on the contact boundary-layer has been discussed. Numerical results were calculated (by using HPC platform, NAG toolbox for Matlab) and shown by use of the software i.e. LS-DYNA. The numerical scheme yields the convergent finite element analysis (FEA) solution and stable semi-discrete Galerkin-ADI (G-ADI) iteration.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 446-449)

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