Thick plate theory based on general solutions of elasticity
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Within this paper, by means of Papkovich-Neuber solution of elasticity, a new thick plate theory is derived which shows some difference to Reissner's plate theory. In doing so, representations of displacement components and stress components are given in terms of three generalized displacements.
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