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Two-dimensional contact mechanics problems involving inhomogeneously elastic solids split into three distinct layers
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    Two-dimensional contact mechanics problems involving inhomogeneously elastic solids split into three distinct layers (English)
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    12 November 2018
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    contact mechanics
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    functionally graded materials
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    sub-surface stresses
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    iterative algorithm
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