The equations of thin anisotropic elastic revolution shells of the m, n-approximation method
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This paper deals with a system of differential equations describing the elastic deformation of thin anisotropic revolution shells solved for the 1st order partial derivatives with respect to the meridian coordinate. The equations are obtained by the \({m, n}\)-approximation method. The approximations of unknown functions are consistent with the force boundary conditions on the face surfaces.
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