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Belytschko, T.; Schwer, L.; Klein, M. J.

Large displacement, transient analysis of space frames. (English) Zbl 0347.73053

Int. J. Numer. Methods Eng. 11, 65-84 (1977).
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74E30 Composite and mixture properties
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