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Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Warsaw, Poland
e-mail: rwojnar@ippt.gov.pl
| The paper deals with an initial value problem of dynamic uncoupled thermoelasticity concerning a moving spherical thermal inclusion in an infinite solid. An extended Kosevich' theory of continuously distributed defects due to prescribed plastic fields is used. Applying a generalization of the isothermal elastodynamics with continuosly distributed defects, the displacement and stress fields due to a spherical thermal inclusion growing linearly with time are obtained. |
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