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Incremental theory of induced inhomogeneity and its applications to the problem of stability of plates and shells under degradation of material properties

Sineva, Nina Fedorovna, 1996, Doctor of Sciences dissertation

Saratov

311 pp.

Keywords

incremental theory; induced inhomogeneity; plates; shells; degradation; material properties

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