2015
DOI: 10.1017/jmech.2015.33
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A State Space Solution Approach for Problems of Cylindrical Tubes and Circular Plates

Abstract: We present a general solution approach for analysis of transversely isotropic cylindrical tubes and circular plates. On the basis of Hamiltonian state space formalism in a systematic way, rigorous solutions of the twisting problems are determined by means of separation of variables and symplectic eigenfunction expansion.

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“…erefore, the complex boundary conditions can be decomposed into a plurality of simple stress situations. e problem can be solved by accumulating each simple stress situation result [14]. Any one complicated boundary function can be decomposed into a simple regular trigonometric function system by Fourier decomposition.…”
Section: Special Solution For Nonhomogeneous Boundary Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…erefore, the complex boundary conditions can be decomposed into a plurality of simple stress situations. e problem can be solved by accumulating each simple stress situation result [14]. Any one complicated boundary function can be decomposed into a simple regular trigonometric function system by Fourier decomposition.…”
Section: Special Solution For Nonhomogeneous Boundary Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Horton et al [49] derived the solution for the radial stiffness of the rubber bush mounting. Tseng and Tarn [50] using the Hamiltonian state space approach derived the solution for the transversely isotropic circular cylindrical tubes and plates under axisymmetric torque. Chekurin and Postolaki [51] derived the solution for the cylinder with stress-free flat ends using the variational principle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%