Application of transition functions in problems of transient hydroelasticity for systems of cylindrical shells (Q1921713): Difference between revisions

Using the method of transition functions, the authors study transient hydroelasticity problems for systems of an arbitrary number of cylindrical shells. They suggest an approach for obtaining ``almost exact values'' of transition functions.

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almost exact values of transition functions

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Computation of the transfer functions in the interior problems of nonstationary hydroelasticity of cylindrical and spherical shells

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Q5186835

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Q5333559

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Isospin symmetry as a consequence of the quantum field theory axioms

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Transient Response of Two Fluid-Coupled Cylindrical Elastic Shells to an Incident Pressure Pulse

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+Veniamin D. Kubenko
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+A. Eh. Babaev
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+Transient Response of Two Fluid-Coupled Cylindrical Elastic Shells to an Incident Pressure Pulse
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