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Inicially we have to stablish the equations to the resolution of the problem, through the Finite Differences in Cartesian rectangular coordinate; the results were compared with those which were obtained through the Finite Element Method (2) with he of the Lorane Linear System. ln the case mentioned in item 2 above, we compared with results obtained experimentally which were treated in the specialized literature (3) For the plate analysis was applied a non conformed rectangular finite element presenting four nodes and twelve nodals displacements. For the slab was used a finite triangular element of second degree, with six nodes having twelve nodals displacements. 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Inicially we have to stablish the equations to the resolution of the problem, through the Finite Differences in Cartesian rectangular coordinate; the results were compared with those which were obtained through the Finite Element Method (2) with he of the Lorane Linear System. ln the case mentioned in item 2 above, we compared with results obtained experimentally which were treated in the specialized literature (3) For the plate analysis was applied a non conformed rectangular finite element presenting four nodes and twelve nodals displacements. For the slab was used a finite triangular element of second degree, with six nodes having twelve nodals displacements. 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