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The θ-formulation of the two-dimensional elastica: buckling and boundary layer theory
The equations of a planar elastica under pressure can be rewritten in a useful form by parameterizing the variables in terms of the local orientation angle, θ , instead of the arc length. This ‘ θ -formulation’ lends itself to a particularly easy boundary layer analysis in the limit of weak bending
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