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An analytical method for a mixed boundary value problem of circular plates under arbitrary lateral loads

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In this paper by using the concept of mixed boundary functions, an analytical method is proposed for a mixed boundary value problem of circular plates. The trial functions are constructed by using the series of particular solutions of the biharmonic equations in the polar coordinate system. Three examples are presented to show the stability and high convergence rate of the method.

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Xiao-ping, Z., Tian-qi, Y. & Bai-ping, C. An analytical method for a mixed boundary value problem of circular plates under arbitrary lateral loads. Appl Math Mech 12, 841–848 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02458249

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