Titlebook: Stability Analysis and Design of Structures; Murari Lal Gambhir Textbook 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Buckling.Buckling mod

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Textbook 2004s advanced and graduate-level text and self-tutorial teaches readers to understand and to apply analytical design principles across the breadth of the engineering sciences. Emphasizing fundamentals, the book addresses the stability of key engineering elements such as rigid-body assemblage, beam-colu

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unreliable, while the server 2 is considered as the reserve server and is assumed to be absolutely reliable. The service times have the .-type (Phase-type) distribution. If both servers are able to provide the service, they serve a customer independently of each other. The service of a customer is c

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Murari Lal Gambhirstudy employs a new paradigm in the literature of random access based on multi-objective and financial portfolio optimization tools. Under this new optimization framework, each packet transmission is regarded not only as a network resource, but also as a financial asset with different values of retu

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Murari Lal Gambhirstudy employs a new paradigm in the literature of random access based on multi-objective and financial portfolio optimization tools. Under this new optimization framework, each packet transmission is regarded not only as a network resource, but also as a financial asset with different values of retu

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Murari Lal Gambhirstudy employs a new paradigm in the literature of random access based on multi-objective and financial portfolio optimization tools. Under this new optimization framework, each packet transmission is regarded not only as a network resource, but also as a financial asset with different values of retu

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Murari Lal Gambhiroblem is specification of database type systems in a formal manner. The second problem is specification and verification of object-oriented transactions. Database systems are typically not based on a formally specified type system. This leads to nontrivial problems which we demonstrate in Sect. 7.1.