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This paper presents an analytical solution in the framework of the elasticity theory, which is useful in describing the elastic bending response of axisymmetric circular sandwich panels with functionally graded material cores and homogeneous face-sheets.

Aifantis's strain gradient elasticity theories and Zhang's two-variable method are used to study elastic bending problems of bilayered micro-cantilever beams, containing a gradient layer, subjected to a transverse concentrated load.

It is more cost-effective than competing solutions because it relies on elastic bending and twisting deformations that do not require manufacturing-intensive mechanical hinges and motors.

The effect of the nanowire size on its elastic bending behavior was investigated.

This seems to work favorably compared with the elastic bending energy criterion developed by Farouki [Farouki, R.T., 1996. The elastic bending energy of Pythagorean-hodograph curves. Comput. Aided Geom. Design 13 (3), 227 241].

The present study thus aims at analyzing short-stem prostheses for its elastic bending characteristics, considering inappropriate valgus alignment of the prosthetic stem.

The work presented in this paper is aimed at studying the elastic bending behavior of aluminum alloy foam by experimental investigations and theoretical analysis.

The estimation of such forces, as well as some of their consequences, are discussed here, mainly for the case of bio-membranes with elastic bending resistance.

The effects of thermal and magnetic fields on the magneto-thermo-elastic bending and buckling is investigated in some detail.

The present note is concerned with the derivation of the characteristic equation of a cantilevered, visco-elastic bending beam (Kelvin Voigt model), carrying a tip mass.

The stresses resulted from the induced thermal stress and thermo-elastic bending of the PT film and ST substrate are used together with the external stresses to calculate the Landau Ginsburg Devonshire (LGD) formalism for PT at any temperature.