Lecture
Plates III: Buckling Theory and Applications
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This lecture covers the Föppl-von Kármán plate theory, including the Airy potential and simplifications like Linear Theory and Membrane Theory. It also delves into the buckling of plates, exploring buckling equations and providing an example of uniaxial compression of a rectangular plate.
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