Außenraumaufgaben in der Theorie stationärer Schwingungen inhomogener elastischer Körper.

Norbert Weck

Mathematische Zeitschrift (1969)

  • Volume: 111, page 387-398
  • ISSN: 0025-5874; 1432-1823

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Weck, Norbert. "Außenraumaufgaben in der Theorie stationärer Schwingungen inhomogener elastischer Körper.." Mathematische Zeitschrift 111 (1969): 387-398. <http://eudml.org/doc/171213>.

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