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- self-contained and well illustrated
- complete and comprehensive derivation of
mechanical/mathematical results with enphasis on issues of
practical importance
- combines classical subjects of fracture mechanics with modern
topics such as microheterogeneous materials, piezoelectric
materials, thin films, damage
- mechanically and mathematically clear and complete derivations
of results
- self-contained and well illustrated - complete and comprehensive
derivation of mechanical/mathematical results with enphasis on
issues of practical importance - combines classical subjects of
fracture mechanics with modern topics such as microheterogeneous
materials, piezoelectric materials, thin films, damage -
mechanically and mathematically clear and complete derivations of
results
Concerned with the fundamental concepts and methods of fracture
mechanics and micromechanics, Fracture Mechanics primarily focuses
on the mechanical description of fracture processes; however,
material specific aspects are also discussed.
The presentation of continuum mechanical and phenomenological
foundations is followed by an introduction into classical failure
hypotheses. A major part of the book is devoted to linear elastic
and elastic-plastic fracture mechanics. Further subjects are creep
fracture, dynamic fracture mechanics, damage mechanics,
probabilistic fracture mechanics, failure of thin films and
fracture of piezoelectric materials. The book also contains an
extensive introduction into micromechanics. Self-contained and
well-illustrated, this text serves as a graduate-level text and
reference.
The 2nd revised edition has been expanded and complemented by
numerous problems and figures. "
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The Hobbyist (Paperback)
Olivia Baeriswyl, Doris Gassert, Pierre Hourquet, Anna Planas, Thomas Seelig; Designed by …
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Mark Morrisroe (Hardcover)
Stuart Comer, Thomas Seelig, Elisabeth Lebovici; Edited by Thomas Seelig, Beatrix Ruf
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A luminous comet shooting across the late 70s constellation of
photographers and artists that included Nan Goldin, David
Armstrong, Jack Pierson and Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Mark Morrisroe
produced an incredibly rich and various body of work in the brief
ten-plus years in which he was active. He survived a fraught
childhood and teen years as a prostitute (he was once shot by a
client) to attend the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston,
where he made friendships with Goldin, Armstrong and others,
performed in drag under the name Sweet Raspberry, cofounded the
punk zine "Dirt "("he sort of invented the Boston punk scene," Jack
Pierson later recalled) and eventually graduated from the school
with honors. Shortly after, Morrisroe moved to New York, acquired a
Polaroid camera and began photographing. Most of his photographs
are portraits--of hustlers, lovers, friends and of himself--or
hand-painted photograms. Morrisroe is also famed for his X-ray
self-portraits, which show the bullet lodged near his spine after
his shooting. All of his output carries this reckless, go-for-broke
character, and an edge of urgency and necessity. After his death
(from AIDS-related illnesses), more than 2,000 Polaroids were found
among his possessions. This first comprehensive monograph compiles
photographs and ephemera from the early punk years to Super-8
films, photograms and the late self-portraits. More than 500
photographs are reproduced here, alongside essays and an extensive
biography.
Born to a drug-addicted mother, Mark Morrisroe (1959-1989) left
home at 13, began hustling at 15 and at 17 was shot in the back by
a client. The entirety of Morrisroe's brief life was characterized
by danger and poverty, and mythologized by him as such: his mother
was a friend and neighbor of Albert DeSalvo (aka the Boston
Strangler) and Morrisroe claimed to be his illegitimate son.
Morrisroe died in 1989.
Das Lehrbuch fuhrt in die grundlegenden Prinzipien und
Arbeitsmethoden der Bruchmechanik und Mikromechanik ein. Im
Vordergrund steht die mechanische Beschreibung von Bruchvorgangen,
wobei auch materialspezifische Aspekte diskutiert werden. Auf die
Behandlung von kontinuumsmechanischen und phanomenologischen
Grundlagen folgt ein Einblick in die klassischen Bruch- und
Versagenshypothesen sowie in makro- und mikroskopische Phanomene
des Bruchs. Ein umfangreicher Teil ist der linearen und
elastisch-plastischen Bruchmechanik gewidmet. Weitere Themen sind
die Kriechbruchmechanik, Bruchdynamik, Schadigungsmechanik sowie
die probabilistische Bruchmechanik. Eine Einfuhrung in die
Mikromechanik und die Homogenisierung elastischer,
elastisch-plastischer und thermoelastischer Materialien erganzt das
Werk. Die 6. Auflage enthalt zahlreiche Erweiterungen, unter
anderem auch zu Aspekten der numerischen Behandlung
bruchmechanischer Probleme.
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Tobias Zielony: The Fall (Paperback)
Tobias Zielony; Edited by Thomas Seelig; Text written by Jakob Nolte, Dora Koderhold, Enis Maci, …
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The fields of photography and architecture have long been closely
linked: photography provides a powerful way for architecture to be
appreciated from a distance, and the camera lens alters and
enhances buildings so that they can be appreciated anew, even by
those already intimately familiar with them. "Concrete: Photography
and Architecture "explores this deep and often complex
relationship, with particular attention paid not only to how
photography influences the perception of architecture but also the
very design itself. Beginning with the invention of photography in
the nineteenth century, this volume presents iconic images of urban
architecture and townscapes that are organized thematically rather
than simply chronologically. The editors have assembled over two
hundred images from numerous notable photographers, including:
Georg Aerni, Adolphe Braun, Balthasar Burkhard, Lynn Cohen, Walker
Evans, Lucien Herve, Germaine Krull, Stanley Kubrick, Hiroshi
Sugimoto, and William Henry Fox Talbot. Originally published to
coincide with an exhibition celebrating the Fotomuseum Winterthur's
twentieth anniversary, "Concrete Photography and Architecture "is
an exhaustive investigation of architectural photography and is as
beautiful as it is informative.
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