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Theoretical and Numerical Study on Buckling Analysis of Cylindrical Shell Structures by Galerkin and Finite Element Methods
The structural instability of cylindrical shells has long attracted scholarly attention due to its inherently nonlinear response and extensive engineering relevance. Although numerous investigations have examined buckling phenomena arising from individual loading modes such as axial compression or p
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