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In the present article, we show that there exists a critical number that stabilizes the Reissner–Mindlin–Timoshenko system with frictional dissipation acting on rotation angles. We identify two speed characteristicsv12:=K/ρ1andv22:=D/ρ2, and we show that the system is exponentially stable if and only if {equation*} v₁²=v₂². {equation*} Forv12≠v22, we prove that the system is polynomially stable and determine an optimal estimate for the decay. To confirm our analytical results, we compute the numerical solutions by means of several numerical experiments by using a finite difference method.
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