Titlebook: Wave Propagation in Solid and Porous Half-Space Media; Hamid R. Hamidzadeh,Liming Dai,Reza N. Jazar Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Me

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Response of the Surface of an Elastic Half-Space Due to a Horizontal Harmonic Point Force,nt chapter the three-dimensional problem is solved by following the procedure that was used in the last chapter and results are obtained by employing numerical techniques to retransform the displacements.

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Book 2014d rectangular mass-less plate, and horizontal vibration of a rigid mass-less plate are presented. Throughout the book, a strong emphasis is placed on applications, and a laboratory model for elastic half-space medium is provided.

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Introduction,rief description of methodology will be outlined, while details will be given for a few procedures that have proven to be effective and accurate. One of the main objectives of this chapter is to survey different available techniques for solving the dynamic response of foundations when subjected to h

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Introduction,rief description of methodology will be outlined, while details will be given for a few procedures that have proven to be effective and accurate. One of the main objectives of this chapter is to survey different available techniques for solving the dynamic response of foundations when subjected to h

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Governing Equations,astic media is assumed to be isotropic, continuous and infinite. Although this subject has been treated in various approaches in a number of references, it may be appropriate to develop a general procedure for solution of a number of essential soil dynamic problems based on the first principles of e