Mark F. Randolph

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zbMath Open randolph.mark-fWikidataQ1900033 ScholiaQ1900033MaRDI QIDQ1959967

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Modelling the static stress-strain state around the fan-structure in the shear rupture head	2020-02-12	Paper
Response of a solid infinite cylinder embedded in a poroelastic medium and subjected to a lateral load	2010-10-12	Paper
Generalized Framework for Three-Dimensional Upper Bound Limit Analysis in a Tresca Material	2007-06-01	Paper
Combining upper bound and strain path methods for evaluating penetration resistance	2005-08-29	Paper
New planar velocity fields for upper bound limit analysis.	2004-02-12	Paper
On the superposition of plastically dissipated work in upper bound limit analysis	2003-09-09	Paper
Numerical modelling of the driving response of thin-walled open-ended piles	2002-04-29	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4222679	2001-08-27	Paper
Application of stress smoothing methods to a finite element pile driving analysis	2000-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4528429	2000-01-01	Paper
A simple model for inelastic footing response to transient loading	1995-07-05	Paper
Finite element modelling of rock‐socketed piles	1994-09-05	Paper
Analytical modelling of hammer impact for pile driving	1994-01-21	Paper
Finite element analyses of soil plug response	1993-01-16	Paper
CONSOLIDATION OF A CROSS-ANISOTROPIC SOIL MEDIUM	1984-01-01	Paper
Automatic element reordering for finite element analysis with frontal solution schemes	1983-01-01	Paper
Numerical prediction of collapse loads using finite element methods	1982-01-01	Paper
An analytical solution for the consolidation around a driven pile	1979-01-01	Paper
Stress and pore pressure changes in clay during and after the expansion of a cylindrical cavity	1979-01-01	Paper

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