Axisymmetric deformation of compressible, nearly incompressible, and incompressible thin layers between two rigid surfaces
Alexander B. Movchan, Kirill R. Rebrov, and Gregory J. Rodin

TL;DR
This paper develops accurate asymptotic solutions for axisymmetric deformation of thin layers between rigid surfaces, applicable across all Poisson's ratios, distinguishing among different compressibility states based on material and geometric parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a unified asymptotic approach for thin layer deformation that is valid for all Poisson's ratios, using Saint-Venant's principle and layer thinness assumptions.
Findings
Solutions valid for entire Poisson's ratio range
Distinguishes compressible, nearly incompressible, and incompressible layers
Applicable to layers between rigid plates or spheres
Abstract
Accurate asymptotic solutions are presented for axisymmetric deformation of thin layers constrained by either two rigid plates or two rigid spheres. Those solutions are developed using Saint-Venant's principle and the layer thinness as the only assumptions. The solutions are valid in the entire range of Poisson's ratios, and allow one to distinguish among compressible, nearly incompressible, and incompressible layers. That classification involves both material and geometric parameters.
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