On transverse vibrations of functionally graded isotropic linearly elastic rotating solid disks

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    From the above discussion it is clear that in contrast to the in-plane behavior of FG disks and the transverse vibration of regular un-cracked and cracked rotating disks, the transverse vibration of rotating FG disks is barely touched in the literature. To the best knowledge of authors, the only study, which investigated the transverse vibrations of the FG rotating disk, is that by Güven and Çelik [44]. They considered a disk with a varying modulus of elasticity in radial direction, applied the Rayleigh–Ritz method to solve the equations of motion, and showed that the variation of elastic modulus plays a significant role in disk vibrational behavior.

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