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Virtual work

Known as: Principle of virtual work 
Virtual work arises in the application of the principle of least action to the study of forces and movement of a mechanical system. The work of a… 
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Calculus of variationsEnergy principles in structural mechanicsEuler–Bernoulli beam theoryFinite element method in structural mechanics

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2015
2015
Three-Dimensional Projective Geometry with Geometric Algebra
The line geometric model of 3-D projective geometry has the nice property that the Lie algebra sl(4) of 3-D projective… 
2011
2011
Business Organizations and Collaborative Web: Practices, Strategies and Patterns
Business Organizations and Collaborative Web: Practices, Strategies and Patterns delves deeper into identifying specific business… 
2010
2010
Non-linear analysis of two-layer timber beams considering interlayer slip and uplift
2008
2008
Adaptive Reshaping of Excitation Currents for Accurate Torque Control of Brushless Motors
Accurate torque control of a brushless motor requires the motor's torque characteristics, which follows a periodic function of… 
2008
2008
Transpiration as a Mechanism for Mechanical and Electrical Energy Conversion.
2008
2008
Using linear graph theory and the principle of orthogonality to model multibody, multi-domain systems
2006
2006
Continuous and Finite Element Methods for the Vibrations of Inflatable Beams
Inflatable structures are under increasing development in various domains. Their study is often carried out by using 3D membrane… 
2006
2006
Back analysis of three case histories of braced excavations in Boston Blue Clay using MSD method
This paper illustrates a new design approach conceived within the framework of plasticity theory, but allowing for strain… 
Review
1975
Review
1975
Analytical dynamics of mechanisms—a computer oriented overview
Review
1969
Review
1969
Formulation of general discrete models of thermomechanical behavior of materials with memory
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