International audienceIn dell'Isola and Ruta, and dell'Isola and Rosa is suggested a "perturbative approach" (Nayfeh; Trabucho and Viano) to the Saint-Venant problem for thin cross sections, however, the papers deal with closed cross section or with cross section of constant thickness only (see also Wheeler and Horgan). Here we generalize the proposed procedure by giving a method for treating the case of open or closed sections of variable thickness. We find all the known formulas (Trabucho and Viano; Feodosyev; Chase and Cliver; Baldacci) due to Kelvin and Bredt as first non-vanishing-terms of our perturbative development and give the corrections to these formulas, too. This seems to be a first step toward solving the open problem formulat...
Solution for compressible flow past slender bodies of revolution has been derived by an iteration pr...
The paper illustrates the numerical procedure, based upon a Boundary Element (BE) approach, develope...
AbstractIn this paper the author puts forward several rigorous quantitative counterexamples about Sa...
International audienceIn this paper we propose a perturbation method for calculating the fields appe...
As it is well known, there is in general no closed-form solution for either the shear stress or the ...
International audienceStarting from a regular curve (middle line), we define a section of a Saint Ve...
Different solution strategies to the relaxed Saint-Venant problem are presented and comparatively di...
AbstractDifferent solution strategies to the relaxed Saint-Venant problem are presented and comparat...
International audienceWe study flexure of a Saint-Venant cylinder whose sections are Bredt-like with...
Abstract: An iterative interpretation to the classical semi-inverse Saint-Venant method fo...
Mathematical provability, then classication, of Saint-Venant's Prin-ciple are discussed. Beginn...
We study the Saint-Venant shear stress fields arising in a family of sections we call Bredt-like, i....
International audienceWe deal with the flexure (flexion inégale) of a Saint-Venant cylinder whose se...
International audienceWe study the Saint-Venant shear stress fields [1] arising in a family of secti...
It is known that the classical technical theories of Bredt and of sectorial areas are the variationa...
Solution for compressible flow past slender bodies of revolution has been derived by an iteration pr...
The paper illustrates the numerical procedure, based upon a Boundary Element (BE) approach, develope...
AbstractIn this paper the author puts forward several rigorous quantitative counterexamples about Sa...
International audienceIn this paper we propose a perturbation method for calculating the fields appe...
As it is well known, there is in general no closed-form solution for either the shear stress or the ...
International audienceStarting from a regular curve (middle line), we define a section of a Saint Ve...
Different solution strategies to the relaxed Saint-Venant problem are presented and comparatively di...
AbstractDifferent solution strategies to the relaxed Saint-Venant problem are presented and comparat...
International audienceWe study flexure of a Saint-Venant cylinder whose sections are Bredt-like with...
Abstract: An iterative interpretation to the classical semi-inverse Saint-Venant method fo...
Mathematical provability, then classication, of Saint-Venant's Prin-ciple are discussed. Beginn...
We study the Saint-Venant shear stress fields arising in a family of sections we call Bredt-like, i....
International audienceWe deal with the flexure (flexion inégale) of a Saint-Venant cylinder whose se...
International audienceWe study the Saint-Venant shear stress fields [1] arising in a family of secti...
It is known that the classical technical theories of Bredt and of sectorial areas are the variationa...
Solution for compressible flow past slender bodies of revolution has been derived by an iteration pr...
The paper illustrates the numerical procedure, based upon a Boundary Element (BE) approach, develope...
AbstractIn this paper the author puts forward several rigorous quantitative counterexamples about Sa...