An edition of Dynamic programming, invariant imbedding, and thin beam theory (1968)

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D. W. Alspaugh, D. W. Alspaugh
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Publisher
Rand Corp.
Language
English
Pages
19

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Subjects

Boundary value problems, Dynamic programming, Girders, Invariant imbedding, Numerical solutions, Thin-walled structures

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Dynamic programming, invariant imbedding, and thin beam theory
1968, Rand Corp.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Santa Monica, Calif
Series
Rand Corporation. Memorandum, RM-5706-PR

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
082 s, 624.1/7723/015197
Library of Congress
Q180.A1 R36 no. 5706, TA660.B4 R36 no. 5706

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Pagination
vii, 19 p.
Number of pages
19

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3918926M
LCCN
81485086

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