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James R. Rice
Harvard University
On the prediction of some random loading characteristics relevant to fatigue.
Article
1965
English
Authors
FB
Ferdinand P. Beer
PP
Paul C. Paris
James R. Rice
Harvard University
Abstract
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Statistical aspects of height of rise and fall in continuous random loading relevant to fatigue failure
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