“…2, as maximum deviations were observed for this data. A comparison of results for specified uniform isotropic circular plate (a = 0, b = 0, H f = 0, m c = 0.3, H o = 0.001, k s = 1) with exact solution [57] and obtained by Finite element method [58], Rayleigh-Ritz method [59], receptance method [60], Ritz method [61], symplectic method [62], for clamped and simply supported boundary conditions has been presented in Table 3. For varying values of H o and k s ¼ p 2 12 frequencies for Mindlin's plate have been compared in Table 4 for all the three boundary conditions with Irie et al [63].…”