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Three-Dimensional Solution of the Free Vibration Problem for Metal-Ceramic Shells Using the Method of Sampling Surfaces

The possibility of using the method of sampling surfaces (SaS) for solving the free vibration problem of threedimensional elasticity for metal-ceramic shells is studied. According to this method, in the shell body, an arbitrary number of SaS parallel to its middle surface are selected in order to ta...

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Published in:	Mechanics of composite materials 2017-03, Vol.53 (1), p.31-44
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