A priori vs. a posteriori evaluation of transverse stresses in multilayered orthotropic plates

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Composite beam finite element based on the Proper Generalized Decomposition (2012, methodology): “Again, some models which take into account the transverse normal effect have been developed: [20] within a displacement based approach and [21,22,10] within a mixed formulation.”
A REFINED SINE-BASED FINITE ELEMENT WITH TRANSVERSE NORMAL DEFORMATION FOR THE ANALYSIS OF LAMINATED BEAMS UNDER THERMOMECHANICAL LOADS (2009, methodology): “[Carrera 2000a] E. Carrera, “An assessment of mixed and classical theories for the thermal stress analysis of orthotropic multilayered plates”, J. Therm.”
Proper Generalized Decomposition and layer-wise approach for the modeling of composite plate structures (2013, background): “We can mention the folllowing contributions (Ferreira, 2005; Icardi, 2001; Pagano, 1969; Reddy, 1989; Shimpi and Ainapure, 2001) within a displacement based approach and (Carrera, 1999, 2000; Rao and Desai, 2004) within a mixed formulation.”
On the free vibration analysis of laminated composite and sandwich plates: A review of recent literature with some numerical results (2015, methodology): “Applications of what is reported in [335,336] to derive governing equations in strong forms have been given in several other papers [337–345].”