Numerical Realization of the Method of Subsequent Parameters Perturbation for Calculating a Stress-Strain State of the Shell

During the application of approximated methods of estimations for calculating a stress-strain state of the shell an explicit question of accuracy and resource-intensiveness of the method is raised. From that point of view, the method of subsequent parameters perturbation (MSPP), developed by Vladlen...

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