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Numerical solution of the airy stress function for plane stress and plane strain problems in polar coordinates when the effects of temperature and body forces are negligible.
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1974
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Özsalman, Vural
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V. Özsalman, “Numerical solution of the airy stress function for plane stress and plane strain problems in polar coordinates when the effects of temperature and body forces are negligible.,” Middle East Technical University, 1974.