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100			_aZienkiewicz, O. C. _91613
245			_aThe finite element method _cO. C. Zienkiewicz , R. L. Taylor
250			_a5th. ed.
260			_aOxford _bButterworthHeinemann
300			_axvi, 689 p.
500			_aApéndices e índices de autores y alfabético, al final del libro
504			_aReferencias bibliográficas, al final de cada capítulo
505			_tSome preliminaries : the standard discrete system
505			_tA direct approach to problems in elasticity
505			_tGeneralization of the finite element concepts. Galerkinweighted residual and variational approaches
505			_tPlane stress and plane strain
505			_tAxisymmetric stress analysis
505			_tThreedimensional stress analysis
505			_tSteadystate field problems. Heat conduction, electric and magnetic potential, fluid, flow, etc.
505			_t"Standard" and "hierarchical" element shape functions : some general families of Co continuity
505			_tMapped elements and numerical integration. "Infinite" and "singularity" elements
505			_tThe patch test, reduced integration, and nonconforming elements
505			_tMixed formulation and constraintscomplete field methods
505			_tIncompressible materials, mixed methods and other procedures of solution
505			_tMixed formulation and constraints. Incomplete (hybrid) field methods, boundary/Trefftz methods
505			_tErrors, recovery processes and error estimates
505			_tAdaptive finte element refinement
505			_tPointbased approximation; elementfree Galerkin and other meshless methods
505			_tThe time dimension. Semidiscretization of field and dynamic problems and analytical solution procedures
505			_tThe time dimension. Discrete approximation in time
505			_tCoupled systems
505			_tComputer procedures for finite element analysis
700			_aTaylor, R. L.
942			_cBK
999			_c820 _d820