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In this paper a first approximation theory for the moderately large deflections of anisotropic plates is derived. The method used is that of asymptotic integration of a non-linear set of elasticity equations. Higher order systems can be derived in a systematic manner. For an isotropic material, the derived equations reduce to the von Karman equations.
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Widera, O.E. An asymptotic theory for the moderately large deflections of anisotropic plates. J Eng Math 3, 239–244 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01535171
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