2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2022.105208
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Trade-off between ordinary differential equation and Legendre polynomial methods to study guided modes in angle-ply laminate

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“…In other words, a single flatness measurement cannot be viewed as an isolated point. Since the measurements of strip flatness meet the requirements of the Legendre polynomial, [ 20 ] this study uses the Legendre polynomial to fit the strip flatness ( F ) and then conducts density clustering analysis. Equation (5) shows the Legendre polynomial.F=A1a+A2(32a212)+A4(358a4308a2+38)$$F = A_{1} \cdot a + A_{2} \cdot \left(\right.…”
Section: Roll Profile Optimization Based On Dbscan and Nsga‐ii Algori...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other words, a single flatness measurement cannot be viewed as an isolated point. Since the measurements of strip flatness meet the requirements of the Legendre polynomial, [ 20 ] this study uses the Legendre polynomial to fit the strip flatness ( F ) and then conducts density clustering analysis. Equation (5) shows the Legendre polynomial.F=A1a+A2(32a212)+A4(358a4308a2+38)$$F = A_{1} \cdot a + A_{2} \cdot \left(\right.…”
Section: Roll Profile Optimization Based On Dbscan and Nsga‐ii Algori...mentioning
confidence: 99%