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ORCIDAdvances in Engineering Software, Volume 52
Volume 52, October 2012
- Gregor Smogavec, Borut Zalik:
A fast algorithm for constructing approximate medial axis of polygons, using Steiner points. 1-9 - Ana I. Molina
, William J. Giraldo, Jesús Gallardo, Miguel A. Redondo, Manuel Ortega, Guillermo García:
CIAT-GUI: A MDE-compliant environment for developing Graphical User Interfaces of information systems. 10-29 - A. M. A. Neves, Antonio J. M. Ferreira, Erasmo Carrera, Maria Cinefra, Renato M. Natal Jorge, C. M. Mota Soares:
Static analysis of functionally graded sandwich plates according to a hyperbolic theory considering Zig-Zag and warping effects. 30-43
- Amir Hossein Alavi, Amir Hossein Gandomi:
Discussion on "Models to predict the deformation modulus and the coefficient of subgrade reaction for earth filling structures" by Ismail Dinçer [Adv. Eng. Software 42 (2011) 160-171]. 44-46
- Goh Sue-Ann, S. G. Ponnambalam, N. Jawahar:
Evolutionary algorithms for optimal operating parameters of vendor managed inventory systems in a two-echelon supply chain. 47-54 - R. E. Erkmen, Ali Saleh:
Eccentricity effects in the finite element modelling of composite beams. 55-59 - Alexandre Gariépy, Julien Cyr, Andrew Levers, Claude Perron, Philippe Bocher, Martin Lévesque:
Potential applications of peen forming finite element modelling. 60-71 - Robert Ian Mackie:
Application of service oriented architecture to finite element analysis. 72-80
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