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2016, Volume 295

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Modern problems of mechanics


Collected papers

Volume Editor: V. V. Kozlov
Editor in Chief: A. G. Sergeev

ISBN: 5-7846-0140-7 (978-5-7846-0140-7)

Abstract: The volume presents studies on various issues in mechanics and dynamical systems theory, including the self-similar piston problem in a Prandtl–Reuss elastoplastic medium with special properties, homogenization of acoustic equations for a heterogeneous layered medium consisting of creep materials, spectral stability of shock waves in singular limits of smooth heteroclinic solutions to an extended system of equations, and stability of periodic orbits of a planar Birkhoff billiard. The problem of Arnold diffusion, dynamics of nonholonomic systems, integrable systems in analytical mechanics, and problems of the KAM theory in infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian systems are also discussed.
The volume is of interest to researchers, postgraduates, and students specializing in analytical mechanics and continuum mechanics.


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Modern Problems of Mechanics
Collected papers

The volume presents studies on various issues in mechanics and dynamical systems theory, including the self-similar piston problem in a Prandtl--Reuss elastoplastic medium with special properties, homogenization of acoustic equations for a heterogeneous layered medium consisting of creep materials, spectral stability of shock waves in singular limits of smooth heteroclinic solutions to an extended system of equations, and stability of periodic orbits of a planar Birkhoff billiard. The problem of Arnold diffusion, dynamics of nonholonomic systems, integrable systems in analytical mechanics, and problems of the KAM theory in infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian systems are also discussed.

The volume is of interest to researchers, postgraduates, and students specializing in analytical mechanics and continuum mechanics.




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