Lecture

Membrane Theory of Shells

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This lecture covers the analysis of membrane forces in cylindrical and spherical shell structures using the membrane theory of shells. It includes parametrization of shell surfaces, equilibrium equations, and derivation of membrane forces under self-weight.

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