1970
DOI: 10.1016/0020-7462(70)90021-1
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Frame buckling: An illustration of the perturbation technique

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“…For $ = 0 and $ = 24", experimental results by Roorda As far as third-order terms are concerned (straight line in Figs. 3 and 4), these results coincide with those obtained-through rather different approaches-by Koiter [3] and Roorda and Chilver [4], which in turn exhibit very good agreement with experimental results. Also, the newly computed fourth-order terms contribution seems to share the trend noticeable in experimental results.…”
Section: Rizzi DI Carlo and Pignatarosupporting
confidence: 93%
“…For $ = 0 and $ = 24", experimental results by Roorda As far as third-order terms are concerned (straight line in Figs. 3 and 4), these results coincide with those obtained-through rather different approaches-by Koiter [3] and Roorda and Chilver [4], which in turn exhibit very good agreement with experimental results. Also, the newly computed fourth-order terms contribution seems to share the trend noticeable in experimental results.…”
Section: Rizzi DI Carlo and Pignatarosupporting
confidence: 93%
“…The theoretical and experimental studies were performed by many scientists: Andersen and Thomson [1], Beck [5], Evensen [13], Przybylski [20,21] and Tomski [27]. In the seventies of the previous century Roodr and Chilver [24] have proposed new method of solution of the boundary problems corresponding to slender systems. This method has been presented in detailed form by Osiński [19].…”
Section: Fig 1 Regions Of Local and Global Instabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para el caso del modelo de Maxwell, formado por por un resorte y un amortiguamiento viscoso, tiene la expresión: [17] Donde ) (σ φ es una función monótona creciente con derivada decreciente.…”
Section: B) Viscoplasticidadunclassified