2004
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-45246-1
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Asymptotical Mechanics of Thin-Walled Structures

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“…Shortened polynomial dispersion relations, governing long-wave low-frequency behaviour, e.g. see Kaplunov et al (1998) (1975) and Andrianov et al (2013), valid only over non-overlapping vicinities of zero and the lowest thickness resonance frequencies.…”
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“…Shortened polynomial dispersion relations, governing long-wave low-frequency behaviour, e.g. see Kaplunov et al (1998) (1975) and Andrianov et al (2013), valid only over non-overlapping vicinities of zero and the lowest thickness resonance frequencies.…”
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“…Van Dyke (1975) and Andrianov et al (2013), asymptotically justified only at the local highfrequency and low-frequency long-wave limits, but not over the whole frequency range. For example, composite structural models, see Berdichevsky (2009) and Le (1999), may bring a sort of mathematical validation for ad hoc Timoshenko-…”
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“…By means of asymptotic approaches ( [7], [8], [9]) complex eigenvalue problems of the stiffened shells theory can be transformed into problems which have simple analytical solutions.…”
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“…Using the correspondence principle, we reduce the solution of the governing viscoelastic boundary value problem to the solution of the elastic one. Then, we use the homogenization approach [2,15]. The derivation of the homogenized equations for the periodic composites is based on the investigation of the problem within a single unit cell.…”
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