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Clamped boundary condition (y=y′=0)

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A clamped endpoint of a fourth-order beam or eigenvalue problem imposes both zero displacement and zero slope, y=y′=0. These conditions remove the boundary terms produced by integrating a fourth derivative by parts twice.

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