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Shells III: Reissner's Solution

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This lecture covers the point indentation of shells using Reissner's solution, the Donnell-Mushtari-Vlasov (DMV) theory for spherical shells, and Zoelly's solution for pressure buckling of a spherical shell. It explores the concepts of shallow shells, shallow modes, and the Airy stress function for shells, emphasizing the importance of linear and nonlinear theories in analyzing slender structures.

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