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Mechanics, Boundary Layers and Function Spaces
von Diarmuid Ó'MathúnaInhaltsverzeichnis
- General Introduction.
- One Beam Theory and the Residual Effects in the Elastic Strip.
- 1. The Boundary Value Problem.
- 2. Normalization of the Transverse Coordinate.
- 3. Representations for the Stress Components.
- 4. The Face Boundary Conditions.
- 5. The Edge Boundary Conditions.
- 6. Representation for the Displacement Components.
- 7. The Equations for the Unknown Function.
- 8. The Uncoupling of Effects: Principal and Residual Parts.
- 9. The Problem of Stretching: Restricted Case.
- 10. The Problem of Bending: Restricted Case.
- Background Survey.
- Two Plate Theory and the Edge Effects.
- 1. The Coordinate System.
- 2. The Boundary Value Problem.
- 3. The Normalized Formulation.
- 4. Stress Representations: The Face Conditions.
- 6. Representations for the Displacement Components.
- 7. The Equations for the Unknown Functions.
- 9. The Problem of Stretching.
- 9P. The Principal Stretching Problem: (Generalized Plane Stress).
- 9R. The Residual Stretching Problem.
- 10. The Problem of Bending.
- 10P. The Principal Bending Problem.
- 10R. The Residual Bending Problem.
- Three Shell Theory—A First Approximation.
- 1A. The Approximation Scheme and Associated Relations.
- 2A. The Approximate Constitutive Relations.
- 4A. Approximate Form of the Transverse Stress Coefficients.
- 8. Detachment of the Residual Problem.
- 9. The Principal Problem.
- 10. The Contracted Interior Problem.