The cylindrical shell is a widely used structure in engineering practice, and its main form of failure instability due to buckling. As classical problem the field mechanics, stability shells has been studied extensively. However, large difference between theoretically predicted results critical buckling load experimental for subjected uniform axial pressure contributed continuous development th...

Abstract— The present study is devoted for the development of a mathematical model to predict the structural behavior and critical pressure of composite cylindrical shell under external pressure using finite element analysis. The composites can be tailored to match the external loading. The effect of fibre orientation angle along with stacking sequence of the composites on the loading carrying ...

Assembly of infectious human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) proceeds in two steps. Initially, an immature virus with a spherical capsid shell consisting of uncleaved Gag polyproteins is formed. Extracellular proteolytic maturation causes rearrangement of the inner virion structure, leading to the conical capsid of the infectious virus. Using an in vitro assembly system, we show that the ...

In engineering applications, especially in the field of modern military defence, the cylindrical shells, conical shells and coupled conical-cylindrical shells are basically simplified models of many types of weapons and equipment, such as aircraft, missiles, and submarines. The study of free vibrational characteristics of cylindrical shells is comprehensive. Initially, researchers1-5 investigat...

Abstract: The off-shell statistical-mechanical entropy for a massless scalar field in a D-dimensional Rindler-like space-time is investigated within the conical Euclidean approach in the manifold Cβ × MN , Cβ being the 2-dimensional cone, making use of the zeta-function regularisation. Due to the presence of conical singularities, it is shown that the relation between the zeta-function and the ...

Virions of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) and other lentiviruses contain conical cores consisting of a protein shell composed of the viral capsid protein (CA) surrounding an internal viral ribonucleoprotein complex. Although genetic studies have implicated CA in both early and late stages of the virus replication cycle, the mechanism of core disassembly following penetration of tar...