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OPTIMUM DESIGN OF FRAMED STRUCTURES USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING

By:

Nakamura, Yuji

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: Massachusetts Institute Of Technology. Dept. Of Civil Engineering. Research Report ; R66-4Publication details: Cambridge, Mass. 1966Description: 138Subject(s):

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624.1773 N145o

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Includes Bibliography

Project R-10 : Highway Bridges And Structures

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