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On Modes of Flexural Vibrations of Initially Bent Cylindrical Shells Partially Filled with a Liquid

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Flexural modes are determined for initially bent cylindrical shells partially filled with a perfect incompressible liquid

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Koval'chuk, P.S., Filin, V.G. On Modes of Flexural Vibrations of Initially Bent Cylindrical Shells Partially Filled with a Liquid. International Applied Mechanics 39, 464–471 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024935303562

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