Free Vibration Characteristics of FG-CNTRC Conical-Cylindrical Combined Shells Resting on Elastic Foundations Using the Haar Wavelet Discretization Method. [PDF]
Fan J +6 more
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Beyond spherical vesicles: morphological diversity of extracellular vesicles in health and disease. [PDF]
Velázquez-Cervantes MA +3 more
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Protocol for the quantification of digestive exophagy in cell culture. [PDF]
Funes L, Maxfield FR, Solé-Domènech S.
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Capturing coherent pseudorotation through conical intersection in photoionized benzene. [PDF]
Liu Z +16 more
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"Optochemistry", when chemistry meets optics. [PDF]
Yamamoto Y, Kushida S.
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First principles prediction of wavelength-dependent isomerization quantum yields of a second-generation molecular nanomotor. [PDF]
Lucia-Tamudo J +2 more
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Free vibration study of composite conical panels reinforced with FG-CNTs
Abstract This work analyses the natural frequencies of composite conical panels made of a polymeric matrix reinforced with uniform or functionally graded carbon nanotubes (FG-CNTs). The mechanical properties of the composite conical panels rely on a refined rule of mixtures, including some efficiency parameters, whereas the kinematics of the problem ...
Y Kiani, Rossana Dimitri
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Buckling of functionally graded conical panels under mechanical loads
Abstract This paper presents an analytical approach to investigate the linear buckling of truncated conical panels made of functionally graded materials and subjected to axial compression, external pressure and the combination of these loads. Material properties are assumed to be temperature-independent, and graded in the thickness direction ...
Dao Huy Bich +2 more
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Bending analysis of moderately thick laminated conical panels with various boundary conditions
Bending analysis of moderately thick laminated conical panels with various boundary conditions is presented using the generalized differential quadrature (GDQ) method. Different combinations of clamped, simply supported, and free boundary conditions are considered.
S Maleki, M M Aghdam
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