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100			_aZienkiewicz, O. C. _91613
245			_aThe finite element method for solid and structural mechanics _cO. C. Zienkiewicz , R. L. Taylor
250			_a6th. ed.
260			_aOxford _bElsevier ButterworthHeinemann
300			_axv, 631 p. _bgráficos
500			_aApéndices, índices de autores y alfabético, al final del libro
505			_tGeneral problems in solid mechanics and nonlinearity
505			_tGalerkin method of approximation. Irreductible and mixed forms
505			_tSolutions of nonlinear algebraic equations
505			_tInelastic and nonlinear materials
505			_tGeometrically nonlinear problems. Finite deformation
505			_tMaterial constitution for finite deformation
505			_tTreatment of constraints. Contact and tied interfaces
505			_tPseudorigid and rigidflexible bodies
505			_tDiscrete element methods
505			_tStructural mechanics problems in one dimension. Rods
505			_tPlate bending approximation : thin (Kirchhoff) plates an C1 continuity requirements
505			_t"Thick" ReissnerMindlin plates. Irreducible and mixed formulations
505			_tShells as an assembly of flat elements
505			_tCurved rods and axisymmetric shells
505			_tShells as a special case of threedimensional analysis. ReissnerMindlin assumptions
505			_tSemianalytical finit element processes. Use of orthogonal functions and "finite strip" methods
505			_tNonlinear structural problems. Large displacement and instability
505			_tMultiscale modelling
505			_tComputer procedures for finite element analysis
700			_aTaylor, R. L. _95937
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