Computational geomechanics with special reference to earthquake engineering
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Computational geomechanics with special reference to earthquake engineering
J. Wiley, c1999
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Computational geomechanics : with special reference to earthquake engineering
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Computational Geomechanics: aeo introduces the full theory of dynamic and static behaviour of porous media and shows how computation can predict the deformations of a structure, subject to an earthquake or consolidation. aeo introduces the use of numerical, finite element procedures for soil and rock mechanics problems which has increased rapidly throughout the last decade. aeo provides a comprehensive survey of major, constitutive models, which can simulate soil behaviour rationally. aeo explains practical procedures based on computational experience for real projects with particular emphasis on earthquake engineering. Static problems which occupy a particular area of dynamics can also be solved by identical methods, making the book relevant to all researchers and engineers concerned with geomechanics. Earthquake Engineering is stressed throughout as it is in this field that the most difficult examples arise; however, other applications are also noted.
Table of Contents
The Basic Equations. Finite Element Discretization. Error Control in Time and Space. Constitutive Relations. Identification of Model Parameters. Static and Quasi--Static Solution. Validation of Prediction by Centrifuge. Prediction Applications and Back Analysis. Multiphase Examples.
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