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Zbigniew Jelonekchniques for conceptualizing and designing a structure. The book?s principle goal is to foster an intuitive understanding of structural behavior based on problem solving experience for students of civil engineering and architecture who have been exposed to the basic concepts of engineering mechanics

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Dorota Koruba,Jerzy Zbigniew Piotrowskirailroad systems during the past two centuries. From a mechanics perspective, they are ideal structures for introducing the concepts of equilibrium and displacement. We deal first with the issues of stability and static determinacy, and then move on to describe manual and computer-based techniques f

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Weronika Kruszelnickarailroad systems during the past two centuries. From a mechanics perspective, they are ideal structures for introducing the concepts of equilibrium and displacement. We deal first with the issues of stability and static determinacy, and then move on to describe manual and computer-based techniques f

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Teodor Kitczak,Marek Bury,Ma?gorzata Szuleta study of Structural Mechanics.Provides the necessary prereqThe last few decades have witnessed a dramatic increase in the application of numerical computation to problems in solid and structural mechanics. The burgeoning of computational mechanics opened a pedagogical gap between traditional course

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Beata Brzychczyk,Bogus?awa ?apczyńska-Kordon,Tomasz Hebda,Jan Gie??ecki may be generated, allowing system error to be read directly from the curves. The design and performance analysis of a simple radar mission in this chapter is by way of example of a Perimeter Acquisition Radar (PAR) which can reliably detect a 0.1 m. ballistic target at the radar range of 2,000 km.