2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-8928(01)00030-2
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General solutions of problems of the theory of elasticity and boundary-value problems

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“…The Papkovich solution was used in [8] to derive the general solution in terms of three functions. The Boussinesq and Papkovich solutions of the Lamé equations for cylindrical and spherical coordinates were used in [16]. In [9], the Lamé equations were solved in Cartesian coordinates by direct integration.…”
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“…The Papkovich solution was used in [8] to derive the general solution in terms of three functions. The Boussinesq and Papkovich solutions of the Lamé equations for cylindrical and spherical coordinates were used in [16]. In [9], the Lamé equations were solved in Cartesian coordinates by direct integration.…”
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confidence: 99%