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The following pages link to The linearized three-dimensional beam theory of naturally curved and twisted beams: The strain vector formulation (Q2384328):
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- On a virtual work consistent three-dimensional Reissner-Simo beam formulation using the quaternion algebra (Q359438) (← links)
- The quaternion-based three-dimensional beam theory (Q658692) (← links)
- Large deformation analysis of fully incompressible hyperelastic curved beams (Q823395) (← links)
- Analytical solution for buckling of asymmetrically delaminated Reissner's elastic columns including transverse shear (Q833982) (← links)
- Constitutive and geometric nonlinear models for the seismic analysis of RC structures with energy dissipators (Q841710) (← links)
- Assessment of 4-node EAS-ANS shell elements for large deformation analysis (Q1015718) (← links)
- On a geometrically exact curved/twisted beam theory under rigid cross-section assumption (Q1420028) (← links)
- Importance and effectiveness of representing the shapes of Cosserat rods and framed curves as paths in the special Euclidean algebra (Q1653418) (← links)
- Finite element theory for curved and twisted beams based on exact solutions for three-dimensional solids. I: Beam concept and geometrically exact nonlinear formulation. II: Anisotropic and advanced beam models (Q1818454) (← links)
- A consistent strain-based beam element with quaternion representation of rotations (Q2176275) (← links)
- A finite element formulation for a geometrically exact Kirchhoff-Love beam based on constrained translation (Q2329620) (← links)
- Generalized coordinate for warping of naturally curved and twisted beams with general cross-sectional shapes (Q2455937) (← links)
- An intrinsic beam model based on a helicoidal approximation—Part I: Formulation (Q4314193) (← links)
- A consistent theory of finite stretches and finite rotations, in space-curved beams of arbitrary cross-section (Q5946981) (← links)
- Simulation of viscoelastic Cosserat rods based on the geometrically exact dynamics of special Euclidean strands (Q6061736) (← links)
