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Book Description
With many ’flexible’ structures such as large span bridges， tall buildings， towers， cable roofs， etc.， being built， the need to understand the dynamics behavior of structures has become a necessity for many engineers. The recent problems with the millinium bridge is simply another reminder. The many devastating earthquakes in many parts of the world leading to severe loss of life in densely inhabited urban areas alos has underlined the need for a fundamental understanding of structural behavior. In addition， by its very nature， dynamic analysis is numerically very intensive and use of computers is obligatory. Although books do exist that cover one or more aspects of dynamic behavior， no book covers in any depth all aspects. This is a unique book which combines the four aspect of Dynamic analysis of structures. The topics covered are: 1. Theory of Dynamic Analysis， 2. Finite Element Analysis， 3. Matrix Routines， 4. Fortran-90 Programs. This book will be an invaluable reference for engineers and graduate students.
About the Author
P. Bhaatt， Ph.D is a senior lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Glasgow， Glasgow Scotland. He has been teaching and researching in many different areas of structural mechanics for the past 40 years， has published over 50 years in various journals and international conferences and is the author of: Problems in Structural Analysis by Matrix Methods， Longman Press， 1981; Programming the Matrix Analysis of Skeletal Structures， Ellis Horwood， 1986; Marshall & Nelsons’ Structures， 3rd Edition， Revised by P.Bhatt and H.M. Nelson， Longman Scientific and Technical， 1990; Structures， Longman Scientific and Technical， 1999; Science， Technology and Development， edited by Huq， M.， Bhatt， P.， and Shibli， A.， Frank Cass， 1991 and Technology and Developing Countries: Practical Applications， Theoretical Issues， edited by Heeks，R.， Bhatt， P.， Huq， M.， Lewis， C.， and Shibli， A.， Frank Cass， 1995