Reference problem ===================== Geometry and loading ----------------------- Consider a hollow cylinder with a length :math:`L`, an inner radius :math:`{R}_{f}` and an outer radius :math:`R`. Let's say a rigid frame with a circular cross section of radius :math:`{R}_{f}` embedded in its center. The inner and outer surfaces of the hollow cylinder are denoted :math:`{\Gamma }_{i}` and :math:`{\Gamma }_{e}` (see [:ref:`Figure 1.1-a
`]). The loading consists in applying, on the rigid frame, a displacement :math:`{U}^{i}{e}_{z}` (:math:`{U}^{i}>0`) as well as a zero displacement on the outer edge :math:`{\Gamma }_{e}`. .. image:: images/100002010000036C000002303505C7CA385D5F0A.png :width: 5.5118in :height: 3.5193in .. _RefImage_100002010000036C000002303505C7CA385D5F0A.png: Figure 1.1-a: Domain diagram and load We hypothesize an axisymmetric solution which allows us to restrict our study to a 2D rectangular domain :math:`\Omega`. The dimensions of the domain are as follows: .. image:: images/Object_11.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_11.svg: . The load on the rigid frame will be taken into account by applying the imposed displacement .. image:: images/Object_12.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_12.svg: all over the side .. image:: images/Object_13.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_13.svg: of the domain :math:`\mathrm{2D}` as well as zero displacement to the side .. image:: images/Object_14.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_14.svg: to take into account the embedment of the cylinder. Finally, a zero radial displacement is imposed on the lower and upper faces of the domain in order to avoid a singularity linked to a change in condition at the limits at the points. .. image:: images/Object_15.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_15.svg: and :math:`A\text{'}` (see [:ref:`Figure 1.1-a
`]). These boundary conditions will lead to an anti-plane solution (independent of .. image:: images/Object_17.svg :width: 265 :height: 25 .. _RefImage_Object_17.svg: ) which makes it easier to obtain an analytical solution.