2014
DOI: 10.4236/am.2014.54070
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An Infinite Elastic Plate Weakened by a Generalized Curvilinear Hole and Goursat Functions

Abstract: Complex variables method has been used to solve the first and second fundamental problems for an infinite plate weakened by a generalized curvilinear hole C. The curvilinear hole is conformally mapped on the domain outside or inside a unit circle γ using a general rational mapping function with complex constants. Many special and new cases are derived from this work. Some of the work of the previous authors in this domain will be considered as special cases of this paper. Also the interesting cases when the sh… Show more

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“…Others used complex variable method, Gaursat functions, and this complex method is called Cauchy method. For these types of problems, see Abdou and Khamis [10], Abdou and Aseri [11,12], Jaha and Abdou [13], Sahrama [14], Abdou and Jan [15] and Abdou and Basseem [16]. The problem of focusing stress around a discontinuities shape such as holes or cracks, is of great importance for determining the load of bearing capacity in the structural members, see Exadaktylos et al [17,18].…”
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“…Others used complex variable method, Gaursat functions, and this complex method is called Cauchy method. For these types of problems, see Abdou and Khamis [10], Abdou and Aseri [11,12], Jaha and Abdou [13], Sahrama [14], Abdou and Jan [15] and Abdou and Basseem [16]. The problem of focusing stress around a discontinuities shape such as holes or cracks, is of great importance for determining the load of bearing capacity in the structural members, see Exadaktylos et al [17,18].…”
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confidence: 99%