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Archive of Applied Mechanics (Ingenieur Archiv), 2002
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2000
In this chapter, we present the classical (Kirchhoff-Love) theory of thin plates. A plate is a solid with one dimension -the thickness (h)- much smaller than the other two dimensions, and such that the mid-thickness surface is contained in a plane. We shall see that plate theory reduces the original three-dimensional (3D) problem of Chaps.
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In this chapter, we present the classical (Kirchhoff-Love) theory of thin plates. A plate is a solid with one dimension -the thickness (h)- much smaller than the other two dimensions, and such that the mid-thickness surface is contained in a plane. We shall see that plate theory reduces the original three-dimensional (3D) problem of Chaps.
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2013
This chapter introduces the study of structures formed by “thin surfaces” such as plates and shells. Plates will be studied in this and the two following chapters. Shell structures formed by assembly of flat plates will be considered in Chapter 8. Axisymmetric shells will be treated in Chapter 9.
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This chapter introduces the study of structures formed by “thin surfaces” such as plates and shells. Plates will be studied in this and the two following chapters. Shell structures formed by assembly of flat plates will be considered in Chapter 8. Axisymmetric shells will be treated in Chapter 9.
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1999
The object of this chapter is to establish the equations for the mechanical behavior of sandwich plates. A sandwich material (Chapter 3) is made from a material of low density (the core) having face sheets (the skins), made of plates or laminates bonded to each of the surfaces. The essential function of the core is to transfer, by transverse shear, the
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The object of this chapter is to establish the equations for the mechanical behavior of sandwich plates. A sandwich material (Chapter 3) is made from a material of low density (the core) having face sheets (the skins), made of plates or laminates bonded to each of the surfaces. The essential function of the core is to transfer, by transverse shear, the
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Poly(ADP-Ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors: Exploiting a synthetic lethal strategy in the clinic
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2011Timothy A Yap, Johann Sebastian de Bono
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