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Theses and Dissertations
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Items in this Collection
- 2Data-driven Seismic Analysis
- 2Dynamics of Structures
- 2Finite Element
- 2Machine Learning
- 2Nonlinear Analysis of Structures
- 2Substructuring
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Spring 2022
Numerical simulation and hybrid simulation are extensively used in earthquake engineering to evaluate the seismic response of structures under seismic loading. Despite the advances in computing power and the development of efficient integration algorithms in the past, numerical simulation...
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Fall 2024
Numerical simulation is extensively used in advanced analysis of structures under seismic loading. Even though computational power and solution algorithms have advanced over the years, response evaluation of complex structures using numerical methods can still be challenging due to high...