Titlebook: Coupled Site and Soil-Structure Interaction Effects with Application to Seismic Risk Mitigation; Tom Schanz,Roumen Iankov Conference proce

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Fiber-Optic and Laser Sensors-Goniometersf incident waves as well as of waves reflected from the traction free horizontal surface. A state of plane strain holds and both pressure and vertically polarized shear waves are considered. Anisotropic material characteristics vary quadratically with respect to the depth coordinate. The method of s

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M. M. Kaidenko,D. V. Roskoshnyi local multilayered geological region rested on inhomogeneous in depth half-space with a seismic source. Plane strain state is considered. The vertically varying of the soil properties in the half space is modelled by a set of horizontal flat isotropic, elastic and homogeneous layers. The finite loc

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Hlib Avdieienko,Yevhenii Yakornovnt model of Biot and on the Simple Mixture Model by Wilmanski. The considered porous medium consists of a deformable skeleton and two compressible pore fluids (water and air)..The wave analysis of the poroelastic model reveals the existence of four body waves: three longitudinal waves, .1, .2, .3, a

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systemsing wall and (b) the seismic response of the retained soil layer. For this purpose, a parametric study is conducted which is based on 2-D dynamic finite element analyses. Soil nonlinearity is realistically taken into account via the commonly used equivalent-linear procedure. In order to examine more

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Bingke Ma,Bao Li,Ronglin Hao,Xiaoqian Liaken into consideration. The role played by the development of irreversible strains is discussed on a theoretical point of view and in the light of displacement based design approaches. For achieving the aforementioned objective, small scale experimental test results as well as numerical data, theor

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LWE-Based FHE with Better Parameters foundation, and the soil have different physical properties. The model is excited by a half-sine SH wave pulse, which travels toward the foundation. The results show that the spatial distribution of permanent, nonlinear strain in the soil depends upon the incident angle, the amplitude, and the dura