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methods posting a strong second choice in specific application areas. For nonlinear problems the
dominance of finite element methods is overwhelming.
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text, a new formulation has been developed for Finite Elements problems ... nov 1995 Journal of Engineering Mechanics,
1149–1157. Interval algebra to deal with pattern loading and structural uncertainties.
8.
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systems involving inaccurate parameters.
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The vibrating systems are often modeled with a FiniteElement Method. When
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Image Formation: Monochromatic Illumination
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functions of ...
ant systems. The weighting applied by the system to an eigenfunction input is called
the eigenvalue corresponding to that input. Hence the transfer function describes the
continuum of eigenvalues...
... which is non-newtonian and depends on the strain rates.
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Introduction and the equations
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