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Peculiarities of the Mode Shapes of Two-Dimensional Spinning Bodies

The Boundary Integral Equation Method for Plates

Buckling of Laminated Composite Beams

An Alternate Method for Prediction of the Macromechanical Properties of Laminated Composites

Application of FWD in Analyzing Finite Width Effect of Pavements

Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Masonry-Infilled Reinforced Concrete Frames

Volume and Stress Heterogeneity Effects in Fiber-Reinforced Composites

Dissipated Energy as a Function of Material Microstructure

Numerical Analysis of Damage in Lattices and Consequences on Continuum Modelling

Effect of Inclusion Strength and Geometry on Mortar Fracture

Time-Dependent Degradation of Structural Systems During Fire -- A Method for Failure Prediction

Energy Dissipation in Dynamic Failure Simulations

Long Term Behavior of Concrete Columns with CFRP

Finite Element Analysis of Discontinuities in Concrete

A Comparison Between Linear Stability and Direct Numerical Simulation of Waves in a Trailing Vortex

Stably-Stratified Surface Thermal Jet in a Current: Cold Climate Condition

Energy Transfer Rates in Unsteady Plane Mixing Layers

Experimental Investigation of the Temporal Intermittency in the Transition to Turbulence of a Plane Mixing Layer

Stability of Shallow Shear Flows

Two Classical Elasticity Problems Revisited by a Quasi-static Poroelastic BEM Implementation

 

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