Engineering Mechanics in Civil Engineering
by A. P. Boresi, (editor), F.ASCE, (Head & Prof., Univ. of Wyoming, Dept. of Civ. & Arch. Engrg., Box 3295 University Station, Laramie Wyo. 82071) and K. P. Chong, (editor), M.ASCE, (Prof., Univ. of Wyoming, Dept. of Civ. & Arch. Engrg., Box 3295 University Station, Laramie, Wyo. 82071)
New York, NY: ASCE, 978-0-87262-407-8 / 0-87262-407-2, 1984, 1549 pp., 2 vol.
(Barcode: RMI MK31557)
Conference information: Fifth Engineering Mechanics Division Specialty Conference; August 1-3, 1984, Laramie, Wyoming, United States
ASCE sponsor: Engineering Mechanics Institute (EMI)
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| Abstract: |
The principles of engineering mechanics and the application of these principles to civil engineering problems cover a broad spectrum of topics ranging from theory to practice. These proceedings papers reflect this fact. The papers are divided among ten main areas: 1) computers and information systems; 2) computational mechanics; 3) dynamics; 4) elasticity; 5) experimental analysis and instrumentation; 6) fluids; 7) inelastic behavior; 8) probabilistic methods; 9) materials properties, and 10) stability. Seismic problems and general topics are also covered. |
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