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Happy Catastrophe: Recent Progress in Analysis and Exploitation of Elastic Instability
Abstract
A synthesis of recent progress is presented on a topic that lies at the heart of both structural engineering and nonlinear science. The emphasis is on thin elastic structures that lose stability subcritically --- without a nearby stable post-buckled state --- a canonical example being a uniformly axially-loaded cylindrical shell. Such structures are hard to design and certify because imperfections or shocks trigger buckling at loads well below...
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Title
Happy Catastrophe: Recent Progress in Analysis and Exploitation of Elastic Instability
Published Date
Jul 30, 2019
Volume
5
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