Large deflections of laminated beams with interlayer slips. I: Model development
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- Nonlinear displacement-based finite-element analyses of composite shells -- a new total Lagrangian formulation
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- A Laminated Beam Theory With Interlayer Slip
- Geometrically Nonlinear Theory of Multilayered Plates with Interlayer Slips
- Elément de poutre multicouche avec glissement d’interface
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- On the mechanical behaviour of laminated curved beams: A simple model which takes into account the warping effects
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