Demonstrates solution existence for point contact in nonhomogeneous bodies, suggesting efficacy in complex geometries.
A nonlinear problem formulated in a non-Lipschitz domain describing a pointwise contact of a nonhomogeneous $$2D$$ body with a thin rigid inclusion is considered. The domain boundary has one single cusp. A non penetration condition subject to possible contact interaction is imposed at a vertex of the cusp. Using a fictitious domain method the existence of a solution is proved. An auxiliary problem is formulated in a wider domain. Moreover, it is shown that solutions of the auxiliary and initial problems coincides.
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Лазарев et al. (2026) studied this question.
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