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Name: Concepts and applications of finite element analysis
Author: Robert Davis Cook

📘 Concepts and applications of finite element analysis by Robert Davis Cook

Aimed at advanced undergraduate students of mechanical or civil engineering, this volume provides a structural mechanical approach to finite element analysis. The text, which contains over 750 problems, introduces matrix methods and includes Fortran algorithms for solving problems.

First publish date: 1974

Authors: Robert Davis Cook

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