Titlebook: Numerical Methods in Geomechanics; Proceedings of the N J. B. Martins Conference proceedings 1982 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht,

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Boundary Elements in Groundwater Flow Problemsse homogeneous regions and semi-infinite regions can be included in the analysis. Several numerical examples are studied in order to show the wide range of groundwater flow problems which can be efficiently solved using the Boundary Element Method.

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Constitutive Modeling and Soil-Structure Interaction problems. Here attention is given to the topic of verification of constitutive models, and selection of the most appropriate model for a given problem. Although relevant references have been cited at appropriate locations, a majority of these notes include recent research investigations performed by the author and his coworkers.

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Constitutive Equations for Soil Mediasults of conventional soil tests. The procedure can be easily programmed. The model’s accuracy is evaluated by applying it to represent the behavior of a cohesive soil under undrained loading conditions for . stress paths. Implementation of the proposed formulation for solution of boundary value problems is discussed.

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O. C. Zienkiewiczld of multidimensional systems theory. This is concerned with systems whose trajectories depend not on one single variable (usually interpreted as time or frequency), but on several independent variables, such as the coordinates of an image..The behavioural approach introduced by J. C. Willems provi

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C. S. Desaild of multidimensional systems theory. This is concerned with systems whose trajectories depend not on one single variable (usually interpreted as time or frequency), but on several independent variables, such as the coordinates of an image..The behavioural approach introduced by J. C. Willems provi

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K. Kovárild of multidimensional systems theory. This is concerned with systems whose trajectories depend not on one single variable (usually interpreted as time or frequency), but on several independent variables, such as the coordinates of an image..The behavioural approach introduced by J. C. Willems provi