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Equilibrium of Elastic Hollow Inhomogeneous Cylinders of Corrugated Elliptic Cross-Section

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The approach to the solution of a three-dimensional boundary-value stress problem for elastic hollow inhomogeneous cylinders of corrugated elliptic cross-section is proposed. The boundary conditions make it possible to separate variables along the length at the cylinder ends. It is proposed to include additional functions into the resolving system of differential equations. These functions enable the variables to be separated along a directrix using discrete Fourier series. The boundary-value problem derived for the system of ordinary differential equations is solved by the stable numerical method of discrete orthogonalization over the cylinder thickness. Results in the form of plots and tables are presented.

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Grigorenko, Y.M., Rozhok, L.S. Equilibrium of Elastic Hollow Inhomogeneous Cylinders of Corrugated Elliptic Cross-Section. J Eng Math 54, 145–157 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10665-005-5572-5

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