The three-dimensional equations of elasticity are posed on a domain of R^3 defining a thin shell of thickness 2ε. The traction free conditions are imposed on the upper and lower faces together with the clamped boundary conditions on the lateral boundary. After a scaling in the transverse variable, the elasticity operator admits a power series expansion in with intrinsic coefficients with respect to the mean surface of the shell. This leads to define a formal series problem in associated with the three-dimensional equations. The main result is the reduction of this problem to a formal series boundary value problem posed on the mean surface of the shell
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AbstractWe present a mathematical construction of boundary equations for thin shells from classical ...
The three-dimensional equations of elasticity are posed on a domain of R^3 defining a thin shell of ...
Abstract: The problem of the shell theory equations is solved in general way for the mathe...
The problem considered is the thin elastic shell described by the equations of Novozliilov with an a...
ABSTRACT. One of the fundamental problems of thin shells is to reject the 3D prob-lem of elasticity ...
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Relevance. To determine the stress-strain state (SSS) of thin-walled shells due to the complexity of...
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AbstractWe present a mathematical construction of boundary equations for thin shells from classical ...
The three-dimensional equations of elasticity are posed on a domain of R^3 defining a thin shell of ...
Abstract: The problem of the shell theory equations is solved in general way for the mathe...
The problem considered is the thin elastic shell described by the equations of Novozliilov with an a...
ABSTRACT. One of the fundamental problems of thin shells is to reject the 3D prob-lem of elasticity ...
Thin structures are used in a wide range of engineering applications. The subject of this thesis is ...
Using a series expansion technique together with recursion relations the dynamic equations for an el...
The dynamic equations for a thin cylindrical shell made of a homogeneous, but transversely isotropic...
Dynamic equations for an isotropic spherical shell are derived by using a series expansion technique...
Following an idea by Büchter et al. (1994), the normal strain in the thickness direction of shells ...
Dynamic equations for an isotropic spherical shell are derived by using a series expansion technique...
The paper focuses on the model of calculation of thin isotropic shells beyond the elastic limit. The...
Relevance. To determine the stress-strain state (SSS) of thin-walled shells due to the complexity of...
Available from VNTIC / VNTIC - Scientific & Technical Information Centre of RussiaSIGLERURussian Fed...
International audienceThese notes are intended to provide a thorough introduction to the mathematica...
AbstractWe present a mathematical construction of boundary equations for thin shells from classical ...