Abstract
In the present paper buckling problems of constructions with a single delamination are conducted. Structures are made of laminates and functionally graded materials (FGM). The first part of the work is devoted to the formulation of contact problems with the aid of various functional inequalities. Then computational models are discussed. Finally two particular problems dealing with buckling of spherical shells and compressed rectangular plates. The results demonstrate that the unsymmetric configurations of FGM structures leads to the reduction of buckling loads for structures with delamination.
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