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Mohamed Chemrouk, Auteur ; F. K. Kong, Directeur de thèse | University of Newcastle Upon Tyne | 1984This thesis is concerned with the design of reinforced concrete deep beams for which, elastic analysis had shown that the distribution of bending and shear stresses differs completely from that given by the ordinary beam formulae. A number of[...]
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Every time vehicles leave the road they are likely to collide with fixed roadside objects, such as lighting columns, signposts, etc. Traffic and highway engineers have always been faced with the difficult task of making important decisions rega[...]
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The application of number theoretic transforms to two-dimensional convolution and adaptive filtering
The interest given to the application of number theoretic transforms (NTTs) to digital signal processing has not ceased to grow. Indeed, the last decade has seen an uninterrupted investigation into their utilization. In this thesis, a further [...]
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Salah Eddine Boudraa, Auteur ; D. R. Plum, Directeur de thèse | University of Newcastle Upon Tyne | 1985This thesis aimed to begin the work of investigating the physical and mechanical properties of epoxy resin concrete and to assess the influence of different curing regimes on the behaviour of such resins. It is started by an introduction into[...]
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Abdel Ghani Angal, Auteur ; Graham Tipple, Directeur de thèse | University of Newcastle Upon Tyne | 1990Algeria, like many governments in the Third World, has developed ambitious plans for the production of housing in order to meet the growing demand. These programmes principally attempt to solve the problems of housing through the use of industr[...]
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The physical and mechanical properties of five Epoxy resin mortars, having different formulations, have been investigated. The ultimate shrinkage is found to compare with that of P.C. concrete. It ranges between 0.03 and 0.06%. However, the r[...]
