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ORCIDJournal of Symbolic Computation, Volume 61-62
Volume 61-62, February - March 2014
- Joaquim Infante Barbosa
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Symbolic computation in applied computational mechanics. 1-2 - C. M. C. Roque:
Symbolic and numerical analysis of plates in bending using Matlab. 3-11 - Maria A. R. Loja:
On the use of particle swarm optimization to maximize bending stiffness of functionally graded structures. 12-30 - Hugo Policarpo, Miguel Matos Neves, N. M. M. Maia:
On a hybrid analytical-experimental technique to assess the storage modulus of resilient materials using symbolic computation. 31-52 - Miguel Belbut Gaspar, Nelson Martins-Ferreira:
A procedure for computing the symmetric difference of regions defined by polygonal curves. 53-65
- José Luis Galán García, Gabriel Aguilera Venegas, Pedro Rodríguez Cielos:
Technology integration into mathematics education and applications. 66-69 - Alfonsa García, Francisco García, Ángel Martín del Rey, Gerardo Rodríguez, Agustín de la Villa:
Changing assessment methods: New rules, new roles. 70-84 - Djordje Kadijevich:
Neglected critical issues of effective CAS utilization. 85-99 - Rein Prank:
A tool for evaluating solution economy of algebraic transformations. 100-115 - Stephan V. Joubert, Michael Y. Shatalov, C. E. Coetzee:
Using Fourier series to analyse mass imperfections in vibratory gyroscopes. 116-127
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