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Scientific Computing in Urban Water Management,-temporal scale and by simulating whole urban environments, the limits of traditional numerical methods have been reached. In this chapter three emerging topics in scientific computing in urban water management are discussed and the need for advanced software methods is exemplified.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13027-7ubroutine provides the finite element code with the corresponding stress increment and the Jacobian, which is required to build the consistent tangent operator. We propose an approach that relieves the user from computing and coding the Jacobian information. Instead, this information is computed aut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13027-7 other parameters like void ratio. This equation being non-linear and non-integrable allows to express the path-dependent evolution of stress with deformation. The specific feature of barodesy is that it is based on two very simple theorems on asymptotic behavior of sand. The first theorem states th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9422-6stic excitation modeling the earthquake, and the inherent uncertainty of internal parameters of the damping device and the subsoil. Modeling the excitation by a continuous-time stochastic process the structure-damper system can be described by a linear system of stochastic differential equations. Th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9422-6. It starts with an introduction to the generation of multi-dimensional random quantities. Next, spatially distributed random properties, e.g., material or geometrical properties in continuum mechanics, are modeled as random fields. Approximations to random fields by means of Karhunen–Loève expansio

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A House Divided: Unionism after 1889,ke thermal, hygral or chemical processes, for an appropriate description of the material behaviour and of the structural response. This chapter deals with the current developments of multi-phase models focusing on soils and concrete. The latter materials are characterized by a certain degree of perm

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The 1912 Strike: Origins and Aftermath,r this project, a consortium consisting of three scientific partners (Vienna University of Technology, University of Innsbruck, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna) and eight industrial partners (?BB-Infrastruktur AG, ASFINAG, Wiener Linien, Arge Bautech, V?ZFI, Büro Dr. Lindlb

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