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First Exit Times in Non-Linear Dynamical Systems by Advanced Monte Carlo Simulation

Statistical Seismic Responses of Structures using Response Spectrum Matching Technique

Reliability-Based STructural Optimization-Software Development

A Comparative Analysis of FORM/SORM and Polynomial Chaos Expansions for Highly Nonlinear Systems

Multi-Coupled Disordered Periodic Systems

Analytical Study and Verification of a Coupled Theory of Mixtures for Application in Cone Penetration and Tunnel Boring in Soils

Elasto-Plasticity of Sand Deformation

Micromechanical Modelling for Granular Materials

Refined Finite Element Analysis of Geomaterials

Non-Linear Models for Resilient Modulus Characterization of Granular Soils

Fatigue Model of Asphalt Concrete

Deformation Patterns in Biaxial Shear of Particulates

MRI Studies of Direct Shear Tests on Round Particles

Effect of Maxwell Binder on Two-Phase Materials

Dynamic Brittle Material Response Based on a Nonlocal Damage Model

Peak-Load Method for Fracture Parameters of Two-Parameter Fracture Model

A Damage Mechanics-Based Approach to Structural Deterioration

Interaction between the Crack Tips of a Circular Arc Crack

Modeling Rotation of Principal Load Axes in Brittle Solids with Damage

Modal Identification of a Cable-Stayed Bridge

 

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