A port-Hamiltonian formulation for general linear coupled thermoelasticity and for the thermoelastic bending of thin structures is presented. The construction exploits the intrinsic modularity of port-Hamiltonian systems to obtain a formulation of linear thermoelasticity as an interconnection of the elastodynamics and heat equations. The derived model can be readily discretized by using mixed finite elements. The discretization is structure-preserving, the main features of the system are retained at a discrete level. The proposed model and discretization strategy are validated against a benchmark problem of thermoelasticity, the Danilovskaya problem.
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