70.5. A FRICTION CONTACT PROBLEM 2419

(PkR−1

(Mvk +Auk +Puk + γ∗T F

((un−g(ω))+

µ(∣∣vkT − U̇T

∣∣)ψ ′ε(vkT − U̇T

) ),w)

V

=(PkR−1f,w

)V

Thus in V we have

R−1v′k (t)+PkR−1(

Mvk +Auk +Puk + γ∗T F((un−g(ω))+

µ(∣∣vkT − U̇T

∣∣)ψ ′ε(vkT − U̇T

) )= PkR−1f

and R−1 preserves norms while Pk decreases them. Hence the estimate 70.5.42 implies that∥∥v′k∥∥

V ′ is also bounded independent of ε,ω and k. Then summarizing this yields

|vk (t,ω)|H +∥vk (·,ω)∥V +∥∥v′k (·,ω)

∥∥V ′ +∥uk (t,ω)∥V ≤C (ω) (70.5.44)

where C is some constant which does not depend on ε,ω, and k. Also, integrating 70.5.43,it follows that

i∗k

(vk (t)−v0k +

∫ t

0Mvkds+

∫ t

0Aukds+

∫ t

0Pukds+

∫ t

0γ∗T F((ukn−g(ω))+

)µ(∣∣vkT − U̇T

∣∣)ψ′ε

(vkT − U̇T

)ds)= i∗k

∫ t

0fds (70.5.45)

Where i∗k is the dual map to the inclusion map ik : Vk→V .Let

V ⊆W, V dense in W,

where the embedding is compact and the trace map onto the boundary of U is continuous.Using Theorem 70.5.2 and 70.5.1, it follows that for a fixed ω, there exist the followingconvergences valid for a suitable subsequence, still denoted as {vk} which may depend onω .

vk ⇀ v in V (70.5.46)

v′k ⇀ v′ in V ′ (70.5.47)

vk→ v strongly in C([0,T ] ,W ′

)(70.5.48)

vk→ v strongly in L2 ([0,T ] ;W ) (70.5.49)

vk (t)→ v(t) in W for a.e.t (70.5.50)

uk→ u strongly in C ([0,T ] ;W ) (70.5.51)

Auk ⇀ Au in V ′ (70.5.52)

Mvk ⇀ Mv in V ′ (70.5.53)

Now from these convergences and the density of ∪nVn, it follows on passing to a limit andusing dominated convergence theorem and the strong convergences above in the nonlinearterms, we obtain the following equation which holds in V ′.

v(t)−v0 +∫ t

0Mvds+

∫ t

0Auds+

∫ t

0Puds+

70.5. A FRICTION CONTACT PROBLEM 24191 ( Myy+ Aug + Pug + YpF ((un —8(@)),)- ) )P.R7! k k k T > +G ( Lt (|ver —Ur|) We (ver - Ur) my= (PR“'f,w),,Thus in V we haveMy, + Au, + Puy + YF ((Un —g(@)),) ,R vi (t)+PRR! (WTA 1 (|ver —Ur|) vi (Wer —Ur)) = P,R~'fand R~! preserves norms while P, decreases them. Hence the estimate 70.5.42 implies thatIl vi lly is also bounded independent of €,@ and k. Then summarizing this yieldsIVE (tO) | + Ive (- @)Ily + |]Ve (-,@) || yr + [lux (¢, ®) ly < C(@) (70.5.4)where C is some constant which does not depend on €, @, and k. Also, integrating 70.5.43,it follows thatot ot oti; ( (*)—voe+ | Mvds-+ | Auds-+ | Pu,ds+0 0 Jo[VF (in =8(@)),.) # (\ver —Ur]) We (vir - Ur) ds) =i [tas (70.5.45)Where i; is the dual map to the inclusion map i; : Vk > V.LetV CW, V dense in W,where the embedding is compact and the trace map onto the boundary of U is continuous.Using Theorem 70.5.2 and 70.5.1, it follows that for a fixed @, there exist the followingconvergences valid for a suitable subsequence, still denoted as {v;} which may depend onQo.Viv in’ (70.5.46)vy, > Vv inv’ (70.5.47)Vv, — v strongly in C ([0,7] ,W’) (70.5.48)Vx — V strongly in L? ({0,7];W) (70.5.49)vx (t) + v(t) in W for a.e.t (70.5.50)u;, — u strongly in C([0,7];W) (70.5.51)Au, — Au in VW (70.5.52)My, — MvinV' (70.5.53)Now from these convergences and the density of U,V, it follows on passing to a limit andusing dominated convergence theorem and the strong convergences above in the nonlinearterms, we obtain the following equation which holds in V’.t rt tv(t) —vo+ f Mvas-+ | Auds-+ | Puds+0 0 0