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Effects of non-homogeneity on the stresses in a gravitating sphere

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Effects of non-homogeneity in respect of rigidity have been exhibited on the stresses in a gravitating sphere with a concentric homogeneous core. The effect has been computed on the stress concentration on the interface and the regions of compression and extension.

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Chakravorty, J.G., De, Y. Effects of non-homogeneity on the stresses in a gravitating sphere. PAGEOPH 86, 88–94 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00875077

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