Predicting displacement demand of multi-storey asymmetric buildings by nonlinear static analysis and corrective eccentricities
Authors:
- Melina BoscoMelina Bosco
- Giovanna A.F. FerraraGFGiovanna A.F. Ferrara
- Aurelio GhersiAGAurelio Ghersi
- Edoardo M. MarinoEMEdoardo M. Marino
- Pier Paolo RossiPRPier Paolo Rossi
- 1 September 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Engineering Structures
- Vol. 99, 373-387
Abstract
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