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    Equation (e) is the general buckling condition equation for a simply supported plate with boundary conditions of y = ±b/2. For these boundary conditions, the equation reduces to a finite value involving tangents. Additional equations are provided relating buckling load, moment of inertia, plate dimensions, and material properties. The critical buckling load is defined for the lowest buckling mode and simplifies to an expression involving the flexural rigidity and plate dimensions if the buckling mode is the first mode (n=1).

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    Equation (e) is the general buckling condition equation for a simply supported plate with boundary conditions of y = ±b/2. For these boundary conditions, the equation reduces to a finite value involving tangents. Additional equations are provided relating buckling load, moment of inertia, plate dimensions, and material properties. The critical buckling load is defined for the lowest buckling mode and simplifies to an expression involving the flexural rigidity and plate dimensions if the buckling mode is the first mode (n=1).

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    Equation (e) is the general buckling condition equation for a simply supported plate with boundary conditions of y = ±b/2. For these boundary conditions, the equation reduces to a finite value involving tangents. Additional equations are provided relating buckling load, moment of inertia, plate dimensions, and material properties. The critical buckling load is defined for the lowest buckling mode and simplifies to an expression involving the flexural rigidity and plate dimensions if the buckling mode is the first mode (n=1).

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    Equation (e) is the general buckling condition equation for a simply supported plate with boundary conditions of y = ±b/2. For these boundary conditions, the equation reduces to a finite value involving tangents. Additional equations are provided relating buckling load, moment of inertia, plate dimensions, and material properties. The critical buckling load is defined for the lowest buckling mode and simplifies to an expression involving the flexural rigidity and plate dimensions if the buckling mode is the first mode (n=1).

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    10

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