On the analysis of non-homogeneous laminates using the refined zigzag theory
This work shows possibilities and limitations of the refined zigzag theory (RZT) that has been used in different structural (beam, plate and shell) finite elements. The refined zigzag theory can deal with composite laminates, adding only one nodal degree of freedom per spatial dimension of the lamin...
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