
doi: 10.1007/bf00280748
We show that some asymptotic results can be derived for the deformation of a thin circular slice of an isotropic elastic material. These results are very accurate when compared to a more exact ``boundary element analysis'' and can be used in correlating experimental data.
infinitesimal deformation, isotropic elastic material, thin circular slice, boundary element analysis, Other numerical methods in solid mechanics, asymptotic results
infinitesimal deformation, isotropic elastic material, thin circular slice, boundary element analysis, Other numerical methods in solid mechanics, asymptotic results
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