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Corrected 2D-theories for composite plates

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The objective of the paper is to propose a simple method of formulation of 2D-theories for composite thin plates made of an arbitrary inhomogeneous linear-elastic material. The effect of inhomogeneity on the plate stiffness will be described by means of extra unknowns, called correctors, which have to satisfy a system of linear algebraic equations. The elimination of correctors can be performed in explicit form and leads to the formulas for effective stiffnesses of the plates under consideration.

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Konieczny, S., Woźniak, C. Corrected 2D-theories for composite plates. Acta Mechanica 103, 145–155 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01180223

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