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A review of static elastic-plastic pushover method for 2-D buildings

Luo Qi-fen

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Development of static elastic-plastic pushover method was described in this article and some limitations were concluded.The principle and process about advanced pushover method(multi-modal pushover and adaptive pushover method) was also discussed in article.At last,the trend of research and development of advanced pushover method was concluded.

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Development of static elastic-plastic pushover method was described in this article and some limitations were concluded.The principle and process about advanced pushover method(multi-modal pushover and adaptive pushover method) was also discussed in article.At last,the trend of research and development of advanced pushover method was concluded.

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Development of static elastic-plastic pushover method was described in this article and some limitations were concluded.The principle and process about advanced pushover method(multi-modal pushover and adaptive pushover method) was also discussed in article.At last,the trend of research and development of advanced pushover method was concluded.

Key concepts: Structural engineering, Modal, Incremental Dynamic Analysis, Process (computing), Computer science, Engineering, Seismic analysis, Materials science

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