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Nonlinear Kirchhoff--Love shell models derived from the Ciarlet--Geymonat energy: modelling and existence of minimizers
Starting from a three-dimensional model based on the Ciarlet--Geymonat energy, we derive nonlinear shell models within the classical elasticity theory of compressible isotropic materials. The Neo-Hookean term involving the norm of the deformation gradient leads to an energy depending on the first, t
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