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Analytical methodology for solving anisotropic materials of antiplane problems

  • Ma, Chien-Ching (Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan University) ;
  • Cheng, Yih-Hong (Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan University)
  • Published : 1999.02.25
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Abstract

An analytical methodology for solving antiplane problem of anisotropic materials is proposed and discussed in detail in this study. The material considered in this study possesses a symmetry plane at z=0. The relationship between the problems of anisotropic materials and the corresponding isotropic problems are established by Ma (1996) on the basis of the general solutions for the shear stresses and displacement in both the polar and Cartesian coordinate systems. This implies that any solution of an anisotropic problem can be obtained by solving a corresponding isotropic problem. In this study some examples and numerical results are presented as an explanation of how the complicated anisotropic problem could be solved by the associated simpler isotropic problem.

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