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The fundamental equations of rigidity in small, elastic-plastic, anisotropic (orthotropic) plates and casings were derived under the assumption that active deformation occurs at all points. The anisotropic media theory used was a theory of the flow type.
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Ruzanov, F.I. (1971). Loss of Rigidity of Thin Anisotropic Plates and Sloping Casings in the Plastic Region. In: Tomlenov, A.D. (eds) Plastic Flow of Metals. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0070-1_5
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