On approximate large strain relations for a shell of revolution
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accuracyexponentialsensitiveincompressible materialsapproximations for stress and strainComparison of results for large bending at a clamped edgecylindrical and spherical shellselastic shells of revolutiongeometric and constitutive relationslarge axisymmetric strainlimitationsmodified Kirchhoff hypothesisMooney-Rivlinneglects transverse shear deformationstress resultantssymmetric motion of points relative to the reference surfacethickness changestwo types of strain energy density functions
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