Buckling of Segments of Toroidal Shells
Nonlinear differential equations of equilibrium and buckling equations for segments of toroidal shells having Gaussian curvature
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Nonlinear differential equations of equilibrium and buckling equations for segments of toroidal shells having Gaussian curvature
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