Modeling railroad track structures using the finite segment method
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- Bergman-Vekua theory in differential form
- Computational Continuum Mechanics
- Computational Dynamics
- Contact Mechanics
- Dynamics of Flexible Multibody Systems
- Dynamics of Multibody Systems
- General spatial curve joint for rail guided vehicles: Kinematics and dynamics
- Railroad Vehicle Dynamics
- Three-dimensional elastic bodies in rolling contact
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