Eigenfrequencies of tapered rectangular plates with intermediate line supports
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The authors investigate free vibrations of tapered rectangular plates with arbitrary number of intermediate line supports in one or two directions. A new set of admissible functions is proposed, which are static solutions for a tapered beam with intermediate point supports, or static solutions for a strip from a plate structure in one or two directions.
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