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Abstract
An approach to the construction of a mathematical model of a thermomechanical process in a composite material with inclusions in the form of ellipsoids of revolution is considered. This approach is based on models of generalized continuum mechanics and Eringen’s nonlocal medium. This approach makes it possible to take into account the processes that occur at the micro- and nanolevel. Physical processes are described using internal state parameters and integral terms, which describe the influence of ellipsoidal inclusions on the propagation of heat and stresses using the “influence function” in the corresponding area. Integro-differential relations are obtained to describe the process of propagation of heat and temperature stresses in a composite material with inclusions in the form of ellipsoids of revolution.
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