Analysis of general shaped thin plates by the moving least-squares differential quadrature method
By Kim-Meow Liew, Y. Q. Huang, J. Reddy. 2004
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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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In Control and Systems Engineering
- M. Bacciocchi
- Francesco Tornabene
- Nicholas Fantuzzi
- A. J. Ferreira
- A. Neves
- Tinh Quoc Bui
- Tan N. Nguyen
- H. Nguyen‐Dang
In Mechanics of Materials
- Francesco Tornabene
- Nicholas Fantuzzi
- M. Bacciocchi
- Tinh Quoc Bui
- A. J. Ferreira
- Erasmo Viola
- A. Neves
- Erasmo Carrera
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