Enhanced transverse shear strain shell formulation applied to large elasto‐plastic deformation problems
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J. M. A. César de Sá | R. M. Natal Jorge | José Grácio | Marco Parente | R. A. Fontes Valente | J. Gracio | R. N. Natal Jorge | J. C. D. César de Sá | M. Parente | R. Fontes Valente
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