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This comprehensive guide breaks down the mathematical foundations of Classical Laminated Plate Theory (CLPT) and provides a complete, production-ready MATLAB script to calculate deflections and stresses in a simply supported composite plate under a uniform load.

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This MATLAB implementation provides a robust foundation for analyzing bending in laminated composite plates using FSDT. The code demonstrates how to:

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