Shell Nonlinearity is a structural modeling phenomenon in continuum mechanics characterized by nonlinear stress-strain or load-displacement relationships arising from the geometric and material behavior of thin-shell structures under finite deformations.
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Nonlinear theories for thin shells
J. L. Sanders · Quarterly of Applied Mathematics · 1963 · 724 citations · Full text
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