A finite element tensor approach to plate buckling and postbuckling

A practical finite element method is presented for geometrically non‐linear (von Kármán) plate problems. Symmetric strain energy tensors provide an efficient formulation and solution, and allow the effects of initial imperfections to be considered. An unbalanced force iteration is employed, with the...

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