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Nonclassical Problems In The Theory Of Elastic Stability 1st Edition Isaac Elishakoff

Name: Nonclassical Problems In The Theory Of Elastic Stability 1st Edition Isaac Elishakoff
SKU: BELL-1406294
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (56 reviews)

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Nonclassical Problems In The Theory Of Elastic Stability 1st Edition Isaac Elishakoff instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.48 MB

Pages: 352

Author: Isaac Elishakoff, Yiwei Li, James H. Starnes Jr

ISBN: 9780511529658, 9780521020107, 9780521782104, 0511529651, 0521020107, 0521782104

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Nonclassical Problems In The Theory Of Elastic Stability 1st Edition Isaac Elishakoff by Isaac Elishakoff, Yiwei Li, James H. Starnes Jr 9780511529658, 9780521020107, 9780521782104, 0511529651, 0521020107, 0521782104 instant download after payment.

The text is a compilation of the primary author's (Elishakoff's)technical papers over the span of several decades. While the topics covered on the general subject of buckling, sensitivity analysis, and probabilistic approaches to buckling should have been good, this is another example of a text where neither the authors (of which there were three) nor the publisher proofread the equations or figures in the text prior to releasing the same old mistakes and typographical errors. Many of the equations contain errors and cannot be utilized as published. Do not punsih any students by utilizing this error ridden text as-is in the classroom!