Abstract
Within the framework of finite deformations and using an approach to the kinematics of contact due to A. Curnier, Q.C. He and J.J. Téléga, we propose a spatial thermodynamic formulation for the problem coupling unilateral condition, friction and adhesion. The adhesion is characterized by its intensity introduced by M. Frémond. In the case of frictionless contact between an hyperelastic body and a plane rigid support, with a particular `static' law for the evolution of the intensity of adhesion, the problem can be reduced to a minimization one for which we can show the existence of a solution.
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