Asymptotic modelling theorems for the static analysis of linear elastic structures
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- Natural frequencies of circular and annular plates with radial or circumferential cracks
- Some observations on the enforcement of constraint equations in the EFG method
- The use of negative penalty functions in constrained variational problems
- Variational methods for the solution of problems of equilibrium and vibrations
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- Finite element asymptotic analysis of slender elastic structures: A simple approach
- Tyings in linear systems of equations modelled with positive and negative penalty functions
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