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Capurso, M.; Maier, Giulio

Incremental elastoplastic analysis and quadratic optimization. (English) Zbl 0198.58301

Meccanica 5, 107-116 (1970).

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mechanics of solids
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\textit{M. Capurso} and \textit{G. Maier}, Meccanica 5, 107--116 (1970; Zbl 0198.58301)
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