Long-span Bridge Behavior
Long-Span Bridge Behavior is a structural engineering construct that characterizes the distinctive mechanical response, dynamic performance, and load-deformation interactions of cable-supported bridges spanning over 500 meters, differentiating them from shorter-span bridges through increased flexibility, aerodynamic sensitivity, and geometric nonlinearity.
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Success through failure: the paradox of design
Choice Reviews Online · 2006 · 286 citations
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