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Vlasov beam theory: a standalone construct

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Structural engineering

theory of thin-walled open beams that adds warping of the cross-section and a bimoment to classical bending and torsion.

In structural engineering, Vlasov beam theory refers to theory of thin-walled open beams that adds warping of the cross-section and a bimoment to classical bending and torsion. This meaning comes from Vlasov (1961) in Thin-walled elastic beams.[1]

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  1. Vlasov, V. Z. (1961). Thin-walled elastic beams. Israel Program for Scientific Translations. Open Library record

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