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Numerical models in geomechanics : NUMOG V : proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Numerical Models in Geomechanics -NUMOG V/Davos/Switzerland/6-8, September, 1995

S. Pietruszczak, G. N. Pande

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These proceedings contain 109 papers which reflect current research and advances in the applications of numerical methods to geotechnical engineering problems. Topics covered include: strain location; hydroplasticity; modelling of nuclear waste repository; and induced and inherent anisotropy.

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These proceedings contain 109 papers which reflect current research and advances in the applications of numerical methods to geotechnical engineering problems. Topics covered include: strain location; hydroplasticity; modelling of nuclear waste repository; and induced and inherent anisotropy.

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These proceedings contain 109 papers which reflect current research and advances in the applications of numerical methods to geotechnical engineering problems. Topics covered include: strain location; hydroplasticity; modelling of nuclear waste repository; and induced and inherent anisotropy.

Key concepts: Geomechanics, Geotechnical engineering, Geology, Engineering

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