Neil G. Stephen

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zbMath Open stephen.neil-gMaRDI QIDQ1209232

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
On the Riccati transfer matrix method for repetitive structures	2013-09-13	Paper
The second spectrum of Timoshenko beam theory—Further assessment	2012-07-28	Paper
ON THE VIBRATION OF ONE-DIMENSIONAL PERIODIC STRUCTURES	2012-04-18	Paper
Repetitive beam-like structures: distributed loading and intermediate support	2010-03-29	Paper
On state-space elastostatics within a plane stress sectorial domain -- the wedge and the curved beam	2009-08-31	Paper
Transfer matrix analysis of the elastostatics of one-dimensional repetitive structures	2008-05-22	Paper
Eigenanalysis and continuum modelling of pre-twisted repetitive beam-like structures	2007-11-08	Paper
Eigenanalysis and continuum modelling of an asymmetric beam-like repetitive structure	2005-11-25	Paper
State space elastostatics of prismatic structures	2005-11-25	Paper
Initial tension in randomly disordered periodic lattices.	2004-05-27	Paper
Characteristic solutions for the statics of repetitive beam-like trusses	2003-03-18	Paper
On static analysis of finite repetitive structures by discrete Fourier transform.	2003-02-17	Paper
Dynamic response of spinning tapered Timoshenko beams using modal reduction	2001-08-20	Paper
On "Relationship Between Fundamental Natural Frequency and Maximum Static Deflection for Various Linear Vibratory Systems"	1999-10-10	Paper
On edge effects for the semi-infinite plate	1993-05-16	Paper
Considerations on second order beam theories	1981-01-01	Paper
Timoshenko’s Shear Coefficient From a Beam Subjected to Gravity Loading	1980-01-01	Paper
Integrals involving Euler-Bernoulli flexure and Saint-Venant torsion eigenfunctions	1980-01-01	Paper
The relationship between the centres of flexure and twist	1979-01-01	Paper

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