A Curved C0 Shell Element Based on Assumed Natural-Coordinate Strains
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consistent membrane strain interpolationcurved C(sup 0) shell elementelement stiffnessgeometric stiffnessinextensional bendinginternal forcenatural-coordinate strains in element interiorrank sufficiencyreduced- integrated implementationstrain-displacement interpolation along six reference lineswithout reduced integrationwithout transverse shear locking
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