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Seismic Analysis and Design of Buildings with Force-Limiting Connections for Accelerated Post-Earthquake Functional Recovery
This dissertation advances the analytical and design basis for a proposed prescriptive functional-recovery-based seismic design methodology for buildings comprising unbonded post-tensioned reinforced concrete rocking walls with base friction devices and floor-to-wall force-limiting connections. The
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