Analysis of cracked plates using localized multi-domain differential ‎quadrature method

Faculty Engineering Year: 2013
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 109-114
Authors:
Tharwat Mohamed Othman
Journal: Applied and Computational Mathematics Science publishing group Volume: 2
Keywords : Analysis , cracked plates using localized multi-domain    
Abstract:
In this paper, A multi-domain differential quadrature method is employed to solve a mode III crack problem. The domain of the problem is assumed to be irregular rather than it possesses discontinuities, (cracks). The entire domain is divide
    
     
 
       

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