Lecture

Application Examples: Constitutive Models in Structural Analysis

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This lecture presents application examples of constitutive models in structural analysis, focusing on plasticity, continuum damage mechanics, and smeared crack models. The examples cover topics such as seismic loading, pushover analysis, and the behavior of unreinforced masonry and mixed earth & masonry structures.

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