Modeling and Software Issues for Pushover Analysis of RC Structures

1999-09-01
Wight, James K.
Burak Bakır, Burcu
Canbolat, Bekir Afşin
Liang, Xuemei
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J. K. Wight, B. Burak Bakır, B. A. Canbolat, and X. Liang, Modeling and Software Issues for Pushover Analysis of RC Structures. 1999.
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