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Konstitutive Beziehungen für Trennflächen

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Book cover Trennflächenformulierungen für die statische und dynamische Berechnung von Bogenstaumauern

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Wie aus den Versuchsergebnissen in Kap. 6 zu ersehen, setzen sich die Verschiebungen in der Trennfläche aus reversiblen und irreversiblen Anteilen zusammen.

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Hohberg, JM. (1988). Konstitutive Beziehungen für Trennflächen. In: Trennflächenformulierungen für die statische und dynamische Berechnung von Bogenstaumauern. Institut für Baustatik und Konstruktion, vol 163. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5251-7_7

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