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Achenbach<br />

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Winkler's model<br />

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present<br />

Winkler's model<br />

Figure 11. (a) The contact traction under the plate versus r/(h/2) (for the case c/c2 = 0.3 and Gp/Gs = 8) in the problem<br />

<strong>of</strong> an in<strong>finite</strong> <strong>elastic</strong> plate testing on an in<strong>finite</strong> <strong>elastic</strong> half-space, <strong>subjected</strong> <strong>to</strong> a in<strong>finite</strong> long (along they direction) moving<br />

line load. Comparison <strong>of</strong> present numerical solutions with those by using Winkler's model and those by using analytical<br />

Reference method in 1. (b) The contact traction under the plate versus r/(h/2) (for the case c/c2 = 0.7 and Gp/Gs = 8) in<br />

the problem <strong>of</strong> an in<strong>finite</strong> <strong>elastic</strong> plate resting on an in<strong>finite</strong> <strong>elastic</strong> half-space, <strong>subjected</strong> <strong>to</strong> a in<strong>finite</strong> long (along the<br />

y direction) moving line load. Comparison <strong>of</strong> present numerical solutions with those by using Winkler's model and those<br />

by using analytical method in Reference 1.

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