Abstract:In this paper, we investigate the large time behavior of solutions to the classical Timoshenko system in the whole space $\mathbb{R}$. Although the system is conservative and its natural energy is conserved in time, the transversal displacement $\varphi$ and the rotation angle $\psi$ exhibit intrinsic polynomial growths. We establish sharp $L^p-L^q$ estimates for the solutions and show that the growth mechanism originates from the interaction between quadratic oscillations and singular low-frequency amplitudes of different orders. Furthermore, we prove the optimality of the obtained growth rates under a nontrivial zeroth-moment condition on the initial data, while additional moment cancellations with a nontrivial first-moment condition lead to lower-order growth regimes. As a consequence, we derive large time asymptotic profiles related to an effective plate-type dispersive structure hidden in the low-frequency regime of the classical Timoshenko system. We also discuss the relation with the dissipative Timoshenko system through a large time vanishing dissipation limit for time-normalized solutions.
From: Wenhui Chen [view email]
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