in this paper, the effect of bedrock inclination on seismic performance of slopes is investigated. the study was conducted based on dynamic analysis of different slopes, evaluation of the earthquake acceleration in sliding mass, and calculating the permanent displacement of the slope, using newmark sliding block. the investigation indicates that variation of the bedrock inclination may cause th...

in this article, vibration analysis of an euler-bernoulli beam resting on a pasternak-type foundation is studied. the governing equation is solved by using a spectral finite element model (sfem). the solution involves calculating wave and time responses of the beam. the fast fourier transform function is used for temporal discretization of the governing partial differential equation into a set ...

Every acceleration or deceleration causes inertia forces and as a consequence elastic waves. Of course, such dynamic loading situations often occur in structural applications of materials. The consequences of such dynamic loading on designing with ceramics are considered on the example of a new dynamic tension test. First, the test device is described, and the resulting loading situation is car...

Reentry occurs when the electrical wave propagating through the atria or ventricles breaks locally and forms a rotor (also called a scroll wave or functional reentry). If the waves propagating outward from a rotor develop additional wavebreaks (which may form new rotors), fibrillation results. Tissue heterogeneity, exacerbated by electrical and structural remodeling from cardiac disease, has tr...

[1] As part of the Radiance in a Dynamic Ocean (RaDyO) program, we have developed a numerical model for efficiently simulating the polarized light field under highly dynamic ocean surfaces. Combining the advantages of the three‐dimensional Monte Carlo and matrix operator methods, this hybrid model has proven to be computationally effective for simulations involving a dynamic air‐sea interface. ...

Dynamic pore collapse in porous materials is studied by analyzing the finite deformation of an elastic/viscoplastic spherical shell under impulsive pressure loading. Effects of dynamic loading rate, pore size, initial porosity, strain-rate sensitivity, strain hardening, thermal softening, and mass density of the matrix material on the pore collapse process are examined and results are compared ...

A new prediction technique, based on the indirect Trefftz method, has been developed for the steady– state dynamic analysis of coupled vibro–acoustic systems. In contrast with the finite element method, in which the dynamic field variables within each element are expanded in terms of local, non–exact shape functions, the dynamic field variables are expressed as global wave function expansions, ...

|We introduce a CDMA system based onmulticarrier spread spectrum (MC-SS) with one identical code for all users. In general, the employment of a multi-carrier transmission technique would increase the dynamic range of the correspondent lowpass time signal, and therefore would require a highly linear power ampli er. By carefully designing the code of a MC-SS signal a signi cant decrease of severa...

This paper describes the experimental studies of vertical dynamic stiffness of single piles subjected to small amplitude of vibrations with constant dynamic load. The test results were correlated with the static load test results that had been carried out on the same piles. The ratio of dynamic to static stiffness mainly falls between 1.2-1.4. The dynamic stiffness measurements were compared wi...

The time reversal of pulsed signals or propagating wave packets has long been recognized to have profound scientific and technological significance. Until now, all experimentally verified time-reversal mechanisms have been reliant upon nonlinear phenomena such as four-wave mixing. In this paper, we report the experimental realization of all-linear time reversal. The time-reversal mechanism we p...