bending analysis of a cantilever nanobeam with end forces by laplace transform

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Abstract
In this study, the static behavior of nanobeams subjected to end concentrated loads is theoretically investigated in the Laplace domain. A closed form of solution for the title problem is presented using Euler-Bernoulli beam theory. Nonlocal elasticity theory proposed by Eringen is used to represent small scale effect. A systems of differential equations containing a small scale parameter is derived for nanobeams. Laplace transformation is applied to this systems of differential equations containing a small scale parameter. The exact static response of the nanobeam with end concentrated loads is obtained by applying inverse Laplace transform. The calculate results are plotted in a series of figures for various combinations of concentrated loads.
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Journal journal of functional biomaterials
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10.24107/ijeas.314635
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