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I. G. Teregulov and S. N. Timergaliev, "Ritz method for approximate solution of boundary value problems in the nonlinear theory of thin shells," Mech. Solids. 37 (1), 129-137 (2002)
Year 2002 Volume 37 Number 1 Pages 129-137
Title Ritz method for approximate solution of boundary value problems in the nonlinear theory of thin shells
Author(s) I. G. Teregulov (Kazan)
S. N. Timergaliev (Naberezhnye Chelny)
Abstract The application of the Ritz method is justified in relation to the boundary value problems of the theory of geometrically and physically nonlinear thin elastic non-shallow shells. A distinctive feature of the paper is that we use some special function space, other than the usual spaces of displacements and stresses, and express the displacements and strains through some auxiliary functions.

Boundary value problems for non-shallow shells whose middle surface is a surface of revolution or a convex surface having an involute, were considered in [1-4]. In this paper, we propose a method for the investigation of arbitrary non-closed non-shallow shells of a nonzero Gaussian curvature. The shells are supposed to be rigidly fixed along the entire boundary. We obtain equations for which the following conditions hold: there exists at least one point of absolute minimum for the total energy functional for the "shell-external forces" system; approximate solutions converge to a minimizer of this problem; the minimizer is a generalized solution of the equation obtained from the variational Lagrange principle.
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Received 11 November 1999
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