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DAMAGE EVOLUTION AND LONG-TERM TORSIONAL STRENGTH OF HOLLOW SHAFTS
The problem about origin and development of a zone of the scattered destruction in braided hollow isotropic and cylindrically anisotropic shaft with account of the phenomenon of damageability of its material is solved. The equations of motion of the
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