Seismic Engineering: Discussion on Acceleration Methods

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This lecture covers the use of average and linear acceleration methods in seismic engineering, focusing on their stability and application in interpolation. It also discusses comparing obtained spectra to elastic spectra, displacement time-history, and properties of linear and nonlinear single-degree-of-freedom systems.

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