Trends in Structural Mechanics

Trends in Structural Mechanics
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By:"J. Roorda","N.K. Srivastava"
"Technology & Engineering"
Published on 2012-12-06 by Springer Science & Business Media

PROFESSOR ARCHIBALD NORBERT SHERBOURNE This international \u003cbr\u003e\nsymposium is organized to honour Professor A.N. Sherbourne, who recently \u003cbr\u003e\nretired from a long and active career in the Department of \u003cb\u003eCivil Engineering\u003c/b\u003e of the\u003cbr\u003e\n ...

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The desire to understand the mechanics of elastic and plastic solids, new materials and the stability, reliability and dynamic behaviour of structures and their components under extreme environmental conditions has dominated research in structural engineering for many decades. Advances in these areas have revolutionized design methods, codes of practice, and the teaching of structural engineers. In this volume an international body of leading authorities presents some forty papers on current research directions in the specific areas of solid mechanics, structural computation, modern materials and their application, buckling and instability, design of structural systems and components, reliability, seismic analysis, and engineering education. They were presented at a symposium held July 10-12, 1994, at the University of Waterloo, Canada, to honour Professor Archibald Norbert Sherbourne who recently retired from a long and active career of teaching, research and academic administration at this University. The themes of the work contained within this volume reflect Professor Sherbourne's own research interests and will be of interest to both academics and practicing structural engineers.

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