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Boundary layer solutions for some nonlinear elastic membrane problems

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In this paper, the matched asymptotic expansions were used to describe finite axisymmetric deformations of two thin elastic membrane problems: a circular membrane with small radial traction at the edge, an annular membrane with a small circular hole at the center.
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The method of matched asymptotic expansions is used to describe finite axisymmetric deformations of two thin elastic membrane problems: a circular membrane with a small radial traction at the edge, an annular membrane with a small circular hole at the center. In both problems, the surface load is assumed to be an axial pressure. There is a boundary layer at the outer edge in the first problem, and at the hole in the second problem.

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