Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5470693 | Applied Mathematical Modelling | 2017 | 24 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper we study the time differential dual-phase-lag model of heat conduction incorporating the microstructural interaction effect in the fast-transient process of heat transport. We analyze the influence of the delay times upon some qualitative properties of the solutions of the initial boundary value problems associated to such a model. Thus, the uniqueness results are established under the assumption that the conductivity tensor is positive definite and the delay times Ïq and ÏT vary in the set {0 ⤠Ïq ⤠2ÏT}ââªâ{0 < 2ÏT < Ïq}. For the continuous dependence problem we establish two different estimates. The first one is obtained for the delay times with 0 ⤠Ïq ⤠2ÏT, which agrees with the thermodynamic restrictions on the model in concern, and the solutions are stable. The second estimate is established for the delay times with 0 < 2ÏT < Ïq and it allows the solutions to have an exponential growth in time. The spatial behavior of the transient solutions and the steady-state vibrations is also addressed. For the transient solutions we establish a theorem of influence domain, under the assumption that the delay times are in {0 < Ïq ⤠2ÏT}ââªâ{0 < 2ÏT < Ïq}. While for the amplitude of the harmonic vibrations we obtain an exponential decay estimate of Saint-Venant type, provided the frequency of vibration is lower than a critical value and without any restrictions upon the delay times.
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Authors
Stan ChiriÅ£Ä, Michele Ciarletta, Vincenzo Tibullo,