Advanced Structural Mechanics

Released on by Alberto Carpinteri
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  • Advanced Structural Mechanics Book Detail

  • Author : Alberto Carpinteri
  • Release Date : 2017-07-14
  • Publisher : CRC Press
  • Genre : Technology & Engineering
  • Pages : 547
  • ISBN 13 : 1482266709
  • File Size : 97,97 MB
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Advanced Structural Mechanics by Alberto Carpinteri PDF Summary

Book Description: Building on the author’s Structural Mechanics Fundamentals, this text presents a complete and uniform treatment of the more advanced topics in structural mechanics, ranging from beam frames to shell structures, from dynamics to buckling analysis, from plasticity to fracture mechanics, from long-span to high-rise civil structures. Plane frames Statically indeterminate beam systems: Method of displacements Plates and shells Finite element method Dynamics of discrete systems Dynamics of continuous elastic systems Buckling instability Long-span structures High-rise structures Theory of plasticity Plane stress and plane strain conditions Mechanics of fracture This book serves as a text for graduate students in structural engineering, as well as a reference for practising engineers and researchers.

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Advanced Structural Mechanics

Advanced Structural Mechanics

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Building on the author’s Structural Mechanics Fundamentals, this text presents a complete and uniform treatment of the more advanced topics in structural mech

Fracture and Complexity

Fracture and Complexity

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The book explores the two opposite natural trends of composite systems: (i) order and structure emerging from heterogeneity and randomness, and (ii) instability