Pages that link to "Item:Q1404602"

The following pages link to A meshless method for large deflection of plates (Q1404602):

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• Local integral equation formulation for axially symmetric problems involving elastic FGM (Q443361) (← links)
• An improved complex variable element-free Galerkin method for two-dimensional large deformation elastoplasticity problems (Q460987) (← links)
• The MLPG analyses of large deflections of magnetoelectroelastic plates (Q463671) (← links)
• A novel complex variable element-free Galerkin method for two-dimensional large deformation problems (Q695909) (← links)
• Collocation method for elastoplastic analysis of a pressurized functionally graded tube (Q900575) (← links)
• A new boundary element method for the solution of plane steady-state thermoelastic fracture mechanics problems (Q1208773) (← links)
• The method of fundamental solutions for solving non-linear berger equation of thin elastic plate (Q1657116) (← links)
• Numerical solution to the deflection of thin plates using the two-dimensional Berger equation with a meshless method based on multiple-scale Pascal polynomials (Q1985042) (← links)
• The complex variable reproducing kernel particle method for the analysis of Kirchhoff plates (Q2017419) (← links)
• A new boundary element strategy for modeling and simulation of three-temperature nonlinear generalized micropolar-magneto-thermoelastic wave propagation problems in FGA structures (Q2334238) (← links)
• Two-dimensional steady heat conduction in functionally gradient materials by triple-reciprocity boundary element method (Q2507219) (← links)
• A Direct Boundary Element Formulation for the First Plane Problem in the Dual System of Micropolar Elasticity (Q2961380) (← links)
• Meshfree Methods: A Comprehensive Review of Applications (Q4563140) (← links)
• A Kirchhoff type equation in a nonlinear model of shell vibration (Q6065099) (← links)
• A local meshfree radial point interpolation method for Berger equation arising in modelling of thin plates (Q6072864) (← links)