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Torsion of transversely isotropic composite beams has been studied with the use of Green's function taking the homogeneous equation Δ2 ψ=0 with non-homogeneous boundary conditions. In a particular case contour lines have been drawn to show the warping of the crosssection.
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Biswas, R.N. Torsion of transversely isotropic rectangular composite prism. Czech J Phys 15, 611–623 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01688072
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