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CONTINUUM MECHANICS AND THERMODYNAMICS no. 31, pages 1757 - 1784,
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Daszkiewicz K., Witkowski W., Burzyński S., Chróścielewski J.: Robust four-node elements based on Hu–Washizu principle for nonlinear analysis of Cosserat shells// CONTINUUM MECHANICS AND THERMODYNAMICS. -Vol. 31, (2019), s.1757-1784

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