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The altitude is designed as an analytical function of energy, and the QEGC is employed to analytically solve the remaining state variables.
The Fracture Mechanics algorithm proposed by Baluch was employed to analytically investigate the fracture behavior of the T-shaped reinforced concrete beams.
The phase change profiles identified in detailed simulation of PCM encapsulated in flat containers, have been employed to analytically formulate the TSU effectiveness using the familiar effective-NTU (ε-NTU) approach.
The most general displacement field of elasticity for an arbitrary laminated orthotropic tube is employed to analytically determine stresses under pure bending moments based on a layer-wise method.
Three-dimensional multi-term extended Kantorovich method (3-D multi-term EKM) is employed to investigate analytically the interlaminar stresses near free edges of finite length general composite laminates subjected to axial and shearing loads.
A complete system of conservation equations is employed to solve the regenerator analytically.
The fractional complex transform is employed to convert fractional differential equations analytically in the sense of the Srivastava-Owa fractional operator and its generalization in the unit disk.
The method is based on the concept of equivalent delamination, which is analytically defined and employed to describe delay in load transfer between patch and parent plate with eccentrically aligned neutral axes.
The non-linear bending of prismatic bars of finite and se-infinite lengths is solved analytically, and results are employed to re-visit the problem of the "ideal" bend stiffener, which provides a constant curvature over its entire length.
Alternatively, displacement based high-order beam models are often employed to capture localised three-dimensional stress fields analytically.
Herein, we meta-analytically evaluate the extent of missing data, the frequency with which various analytic methods are employed to accommodate dropouts, and the performance of multiple statistical methods.
