Abstract This paper is concerned to study temperature distribution, thermal stresses and displacement components for a magnetothermoelastic problem of a halfspace subjected to (i) moving heat source and (ii) moving load. Classical Dynamical Coupled, Lord-Shulman and Green Lindsay theories of thermoelasticity are used for mathematical analysis. It is found that the Lord-Shulman theory is more pr...

The problem of fully coupled thermoelasticity in a composite half-space is considered where the composite has variations in its physical properties in one direction only. The resulting one dimensional problem thus depends on the so called microscale of the composite. Homogenization of the fully coupled theory provides the leading order system of coupled equations (independent of the microscale)...

In this paper we study non-smooth solutions of coupled non-stationary problems in thermoelasticity. Since the classical tools based on the Tay-lor's expansion of unknown functions may not be appropriate in obtaining a measure of quality for numerical methods, we apply the averaging Steklov operators and the technique based on the Bramble-Hilbert lemma in order to establish the convergence resul...

A study is made of the propagation of time-harmonic plane thermoelastic waves of assigned frequency in an infinite rotating medium using Green-Naghdi model (1993) of linear thermoelasticity without energy dissipation. A more general dispersion equation is derived to examine the effect of rotation on the phase velocity of the modified coupled thermal dilatational shear waves. It is observed that...

an infinitely long hollow cylinder containing isotropic linear elastic material is considered under the effect of arbitrary boundary stress and thermal condition. the two-dimensional coupled thermoelastodynamic pdes are specified based on equations of motion and energy equation, which are uncoupled using nowacki potential functions. the laplace integral transform and bessel-fourier series are u...

The titled problem of coupled thermoelasticity for porous structure has been solved with an instantaneous heat source acting on a plane area in an unbounded medium. The basic equations of thermoelasticity, after being converted into a one-dimensional form, have been written in the form of a vector-matrix differential equation and solved by the eigenvalue approach for the field variables in the ...