A general vibration model of angle-ply laminated plates that accounts for the continuity of interlaminar stresses.
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This article presents a two-dimensional shear deformable laminated shell theory, based on unknown variables specialized for vibrations of angle-ply laminated plates. This theory uses only five unknown displacement functions. The equations of motion are obtained by using Hamilton's principle.
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