Constitutive relation and stiffness degradation of cracked anisotropic composite laminates(II) —determination of resolved stiffness and investigation of stiffness degradation for cracked laminates

Wang, Xingguo; Yu, Hua-Zhong; Zhengneng, Li

doi:10.1007/bf02453411

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Constitutive relation and stiffness degradation of cracked anisotropic composite laminates(II) —determination of resolved stiffness and investigation of stiffness degradation for cracked laminates

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