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Nonlinear stability analysis of a sandwich shallow cylindrical panel with orthotropic surfaces

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In this paper, the large deflection theory is adopted to analyse the geometrical nonlinear stability of a sandwich shallow cylindrical panel with orthotropic surfaces. The critical point is determined and the postbuckling behaviour of the panel is studied.

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Ying-jiang, W., Zhen-ming, W. Nonlinear stability analysis of a sandwich shallow cylindrical panel with orthotropic surfaces. Appl Math Mech 10, 1119–1130 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02016300

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