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Information procurement decisionsnt. It was assumed, therefore, that the audience would have backgrounds in mathematics through differential equations, including introductory work in partial differential equations, and backgrounds in structural theory that include advanced frame analysis and introductory work in plate and shell the

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Intelligence and Intelligence Testing,roperties (excluding loads) are cyclic and symmetric with respect to the midpoint; i.e., in Eq. 5b, Δ. (?/B). = 0, = α. = α.′ = α and β. = β (for a prismatic beam α = 1/3 and β = 1/6). The governing equation, derived via the “three moment” or flexibility approach is . in which the terms are as defin