Computers & Structures - v. 89, n. 19-20 (Oktober 2011)

Erschienen:	Oktober 2011

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Tenenbaum, R. A. / Stutz, L. T. / Fernandes, K. M.	Comparison of vibration and wave propagation approaches applied to assess damage influence on the behavior of Euler–Bernoulli beams	1820-1828
Ovesy, H. R. / Kharazi, M.	Compressional stability behavior of composite plates with through-the-width and embedded delaminations by using first order shear deformation theory	1829-1839
Valdebenito, M. A. / Schuëller, G. I.	Efficient strategies for reliability-based optimization involving non-linear, dynamical structures	1797-1811
Ovesy, H. R. / Ghannadpour, S. A. M.	An exact finite strip for the initial postbuckling analysis of channel section struts	1785-1796
Moleiro, F. / Mota Soares, C. M. / Soares, C. A. Mota / Reddy, J. N.	A layerwise mixed least-squares finite element model for static analysis of multilayered composite plates	1730-1742
Reis Lopes, H. M. / Araújo dos Santos, J. V. / Mota Soares, C. M. / Miranda Guedes, R. J. / Pires Vaz, M. A.	A numerical-experimental method for damage location based on rotation fields spatial differentiation	1754-1770
Dinis, L. M. J. S. / Jorge, R. M. Natal / Belinha, J.	Static and dynamic analysis of laminated plates based on an unconstrained third order theory and using a radial point interpolator meshless method	1771-1784
Cacciola, P. / Maugeri, N. / Muscolino, G.	Structural identification through the measure of deterministic and stochastic time-domain dynamic response	1812-1819
Mejri, M. / Cazuguel, M. / Cognard, J. Y.	A time-variant reliability approach for ageing marine structures with non-linear behaviour	1743-1753

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Tenenbaum, R. A. / Stutz, L. T. / Fernandes, K. M.

Comparison of vibration and wave propagation approaches applied to assess damage influence on the behavior of Euler–Bernoulli beams

1820-1828

Ovesy, H. R. / Kharazi, M.

Compressional stability behavior of composite plates with through-the-width and embedded delaminations by using first order shear deformation theory

1829-1839

Valdebenito, M. A. / Schuëller, G. I.

Efficient strategies for reliability-based optimization involving non-linear, dynamical structures

1797-1811

Ovesy, H. R. / Ghannadpour, S. A. M.

An exact finite strip for the initial postbuckling analysis of channel section struts

1785-1796

Moleiro, F. / Mota Soares, C. M. / Soares, C. A. Mota / Reddy, J. N.

A layerwise mixed least-squares finite element model for static analysis of multilayered composite plates

1730-1742

Reis Lopes, H. M. / Araújo dos Santos, J. V. / Mota Soares, C. M. / Miranda Guedes, R. J. / Pires Vaz, M. A.

A numerical-experimental method for damage location based on rotation fields spatial differentiation

1754-1770

Dinis, L. M. J. S. / Jorge, R. M. Natal / Belinha, J.

Static and dynamic analysis of laminated plates based on an unconstrained third order theory and using a radial point interpolator meshless method

1771-1784

Cacciola, P. / Maugeri, N. / Muscolino, G.

Structural identification through the measure of deterministic and stochastic time-domain dynamic response

1812-1819

Mejri, M. / Cazuguel, M. / Cognard, J. Y.

A time-variant reliability approach for ageing marine structures with non-linear behaviour

1743-1753

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