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Basic theoretical issues of stress analysis. Accepted models

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Isodyne Stress Analysis

Part of the book series: Engineering Application of Fracture Mechanics ((EAFM,volume 8))

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Rational optimization of the performance of engineering structures requires that all pertinent physical quantities and parameters be defined unequivocally, and be determinable with satisfactory reliability and accuracy. For a design engineer, the measures of reliability and accuracy are the actual responses of the actual physical bodies, structures, and systems to the actual flow of energy, as discussed in Chapter 1.

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Pindera, J.T., Pindera, MJ. (1989). Basic theoretical issues of stress analysis. Accepted models. In: Isodyne Stress Analysis. Engineering Application of Fracture Mechanics, vol 8. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0973-1_2

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