Stiffness Degradation is a structural performance phenomenon characterized by the progressive reduction in lateral load-resisting capacity and elastic deformation response of a reinforced concrete or steel seismic structural system under cyclic loading, distinguishing it from initial linear stiffness by its irreversible, damage-dependent deterioration.
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