Five-unknowns generalized hybrid-type quasi-3D HSDT for advanced composite plates
Abstract
Abstract
Subject
Bending deformation
Boundary conditions
Functionally graded materials
Plates structural components
Polynomials
Shear deformation
Shear flow
Shear strain
Spontaneous emission
Bending analysis
First-order shear deformation theory
Free-surface boundary conditions
Higher order shear deformation theory
Principle of virtual work
Shear deformation theory
Stretching effect
Trigonometric plate theories
Algorithms
Boundary conditions
Functionally graded materials
Plates structural components
Polynomials
Shear deformation
Shear flow
Shear strain
Spontaneous emission
Bending analysis
First-order shear deformation theory
Free-surface boundary conditions
Higher order shear deformation theory
Principle of virtual work
Shear deformation theory
Stretching effect
Trigonometric plate theories
Algorithms
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