Flutter analysis of thin cracked panels using the finite element method
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aerodynamic propertiescrack tipdivergent- and oscillatory-type fluttering instabilitiesflutter problemshybrid-displacement finite element modelinterelement boundary deflectionsInterelement compatibility conditionsLagrangian multiplier techniquemodified Hamilton's principlenonconservative systemsproper stress singularitiesrectangular-shaped hybrid crack elementsrelaxed continuity requirements for deflections and normal slopesthin cracked panels
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3980651 (Why is no real title available?)
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