The determination of natural frequencies of rectangular plates with mixed boundary conditions by discrete singular convolution
By G. Wei, Yibao Zhao, Yang Xiang. 2001
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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Citations in the corpus
- Plate vibration under irregular internal supports (2002, background): “Previous successful examples include plate vibration under homogeneous (Zhao and Wei, submitted for publication) and mixed (Wei et al., 2001) boundary conditions, and with partial internal line supports (Wei et al., in press) and the analysis of plates with a circular shape (Wei, 2001a).”
- Review on fiber morphology obtained by bubble electrospinning and blown bubble spinning (2012, methodology): “Using the Rayleigh method, we can estimate the natural frequency as [23, 24]: 2 V T (16)”
- A NOVEL APPROACH FOR THE ANALYSIS OF HIGH-FREQUENCY VIBRATIONS (2002, background): “Most recently, we illustrated that the DSC provides excellent results of plates with mixed boundary condition [27] and internal supports [28].”
- Numerical analysis of free vibrations of laminated composite conical and cylindrical shells (2007, methodology): “[51] and Zhao and Wei [58] proposed a practical method to incorporate the boundary conditions.”
- An efficient method for free vibration analysis of rotating truncated conical shells (2006, methodology): “Wei and his co-workers first applied the DSC algorithm to solve solid and fluid mechanics problems [28–30].”
- Free vibration and buckling analyses of composite plates with straight-sided quadrilateral domain based on DSC approach (2007, methodology): “Several researchers have applied the DSC method to solve a variety of problems in different fields of science and engineering [8–15].”