
doi: 10.1007/bf01170440
Twodimensional equations for elastic plates, in static deformation and of arbitrary thickness, are derived, using formal solutions for the dependence of the threedimensional displacements and stresses on the coordinate across the plate. Without further assumptions, these solutions may be expanded with respect to the plate thickness, to yield approximate twodimensional plate problems of any desired order.
asymptotic theory, arbitrary thickness, static deformation, formal solutions for dependence of threedimensional displacements and stresses on coordinate across plate, bending, Plates, solutions expanded with respect to plate thickness, twodimensional equations
asymptotic theory, arbitrary thickness, static deformation, formal solutions for dependence of threedimensional displacements and stresses on coordinate across plate, bending, Plates, solutions expanded with respect to plate thickness, twodimensional equations
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