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For over a century, structural engineers have faced a recurring challenge: how to accurately analyze continuous planar structures—floor slabs, bridge decks, retaining wall plates, and shear diaphragms—without resorting to prohibitively complex mathematics. The theoretical framework for such analysis has been well understood since the days of Lagrange and Kirchhoff. Elastic theory provides the differential equations governing the behavior of thin plates under lateral and in-plane loads. However, solving these equations by hand for arbitrary boundary conditions, load cases, and aspect ratios is a time-consuming endeavor, even for gifted mathematicians. If you share with third parties, their policies apply