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Adaptive Diffuse Element-Finite Element Technique for Transient Analysis in Porous Media

Measurement of the Undrained Pore Pressure Response of a Shale in Triaxial Tests

Constitutive Relations for Compressible Elastic Porous Solids

Anisotropic Coefficients of Poroelasticity

Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Structural Response

Theory and Application of Restoring Force Sliding Isolation Systems in Low Seismicity Regions

'Super-Element' to Represent the Behavior of Architectural Stud Partition Walls

Seismic Response of a Block on an Inclined Plane to Vertical and Horizontal Excitation Acting Simultaneously

Computation of Structural Flexibility for Bridge Health Monitoring Using Ambient Modal Data

Measurement of Applied Stress in Steel Bridges

Detecting Damage in Highway Bridges from Vehicle Induced Girder Strains

A Model of the Juncture Vortex

Identification of Aerodynamic Indicial Functions

Wind Tunnel Modeling of Atmospheric Dispersion in the Vicinity of Buildings

A Stabilized Formulation of the Navier-Stokes Equations

Use of Neural Networks for Fluid Resistance Prediction

Stability of Beams in an Elastic Foundation

Dynamics of Highly Deformable Sandwich Frame Structures

Direct Solutions of The Saint Venant Problems

Improving Design in Composite Thin-Walled Columns

 

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