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We study a system of differential variational–hemivariational inequality arising in the
modelling of adhesive viscoelastic contact problems for locking materials. The system consists
of a variational-hemivariational inequality for the displacement field and an ordinary differential
equation for the adhesion field. The contact is described by the unilateral constraint and normal
compliance contact condition in which adhesion is taken into account and the friction is modelled
by the nonmonotone multivalued subdifferential condition with adhesion. The problem is governed by a linear viscoelastic operator, a nonconvex locally Lipschitz friction potential and the
subdifferential of the indicator function of a convex set which describes the locking constraints.
The existence and uniqueness of solution to the coupled system are proved. The proof is based
on a time-discretization method, known as the Rothe method.
We study a system of differential variational–hemivariational inequality arising in the
modelling of adhesive viscoelastic contact problems for locking materials. The system consists
of a variational-hemivariational inequality for the displacement field and an ordinary differential
equation for the adhesion field. The contact is described by the unilateral constraint and normal
compliance contact condition in which adhesion is taken into account and the friction is modelled
by the nonmonotone multivalued subdifferential condition with adhesion. The problem is governed by a linear viscoelastic operator, a nonconvex locally Lipschitz friction potential and the
subdifferential of the indicator function of a convex set which describes the locking constraints.
The existence and uniqueness of solution to the coupled system are proved. The proof is based
on a time-discretization method, known as the Rothe method.