Quelques methodes d'elements finis pour le probleme d'une plaque encastree

  • P. G. Ciarlet
Elements Finis
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Finite Element Method Patch Test Hermite Interpolation Nous Allons Finite Element Method Technical 
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  • P. G. Ciarlet
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  1. 1.Analyse Numérique, Tour 55Université de Paris VIParis Cedex 05

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