Abstract
We propose a mixed formulation in dynamical elasticity of shells which allows a locking-free finite element approximation in particular cases of Koiter shells.
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Approximation Technics for an Unsteady Dynamic Koiter Shell
Academic Editor: Michela Redivo Zaglia
Received08 Nov 2006
Revised03 Mar 2007
Accepted11 Jun 2007
Published02 Sept 2007
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