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A review of theories for the modeling and analysis of functionally graded plates and shells
Composite Structures · 2015 · Vol. 128 · pp. 70–86
Huu‐Tai Thai(Sejong University)Seung-Eock Kim✉(Sejong University)
Composite Structure Analysis and OptimizationStructural Analysis and OptimizationStructural Load-Bearing AnalysisPlate theoryShell theoryElasticity (physics)Shear (geology)Structural engineeringDeformation (meteorology)Materials scienceEngineeringComposite materialFinite element method
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- National Research Foundation of Korea
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