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Consistent thermal stress calculation by using a new approach of the enhanced assumed strain method
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    Consistent thermal stress calculation by using a new approach of the enhanced assumed strain method (English)
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    14 September 2000
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    three-field hybrid functional
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    finite element formulation
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    enhanced assumed strain method
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    variational formulation
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    thermal stress problems
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    interpolation functions
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    field-consistency
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