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    Multi-Phase Models in Civil Engineering

    Some problems in civil engineering require the consideration of interactions between solids and fluids and/or between different physical phenomena, like thermal, hygral or chemical processes, for an appropriat...

    P. Gamnitzer, M. Aschaber, G. Hofstetter in Computational Engineering (2014)

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    A NUMERICAL MODEL FOR GEOTECHNICAL PROBLEMS INVOLVING PARTIALLY SATURATED SOILS

    The paper deals with a numeric model for coupled solid–fluid FE analyses of geotechnical problems involving partially saturated soils. The Barcelona Basic Model serves as a constitutive model for the soil skel...

    G. Hofstetter, M. Pertl in Multiscale and Multiphysics Processes in Geomechanics (2011)

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    Plasticity based crack models and applications

    Models for the numerical simulation of concrete cracking are traditionally based either on the smeared crack approach or the discrete crack approach.

    G. Hofstetter, C. Feist, H. Lehar, Y. Theiner in Numerical Modeling of Concrete Cracking (2011)

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    Validation of an extended cap model for partially saturated soils

    The present paper deals with the development and validation of an elasto-plastic material model for partially saturated soils.

    R. Kohler, G. Hofstetter in III European Conference on Computational Mechanics (2006)

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    A Symmetric Coupled Fe-Be Method for Vibrating Structures Interacting with an Acoustic Fluid

    In order to take the interactions between the vibrations of an elastic structure and the sound field in the surrounding fluid into account, a standard finite element formulation for the dynamic behavior of ela...

    Z. S. Chen, G. Hofstetter, H. A. Mang in IUTAM Symposium on Discretization Methods … (1999)

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    A Comparison of Two Variational Formulations for Rubber-Like Materials

    Two different variational formulations for rubber-like materials within the framework of the finite element method are briefly reviewed. The first formulation deals with the constraint of incompressible materi...

    C. H. Liu, G. Hofstetter, H. A. Mang in The finite element method in the 1990’s (1991)

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    Coupling of FE- and BE-Discretizations for 3D-Stress Analysis of Tunnels in Layered Anisotropic Rock

    After introducing the method developed for the coupling of finite element (FE) and boundary element (BE) discretizations of subregions of solids, comments on the inadmissibility of symmetrizing the resulting c...

    Z.-S. Chen, G. Hofstetter, Z.-K. Li in Discretization Methods in Structural Mecha… (1990)

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    Long-Time Deformations and Creepbuckling of Prestressed Concrete Shells

    The paper contains a report on the theoretical fundamentals of the extension of a computer program for geometrically and physically nonlinear finite element analysis of reinforced concrete shells to prestresse...

    H. Walter, G. Hofstetter, H. A. Mang in Computational Mechanics of Nonlinear Respo… (1990)

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    Traglastanalyse von (a) schlaff bewehrten, dickwandigen Konstruktionselementen und (b) vorgespannten, dünnwandigen Schalen aus Beton

    In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird zunächst ein Überblick über wesentliche Aktivitäten des Institutes für Festigkeitslehre der Technischen Universität Wien auf dem Gebiet des konstitutiven Modellierens triaxial b...

    J. Eberhardsteiner, G. Hofstetter in Nichtlineare Berechnungen im Konstruktiven… (1989)

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    Steady-State Pharmacokinetics of Nisoldipine in Patients with Liver Disease

    Seven patients with liver disease (fatty liver, chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis) were treated with 5 mg nisoldipine daily for up to 21 days. Trough plasma levels reached 0.22 ± 0.22 ng/ml (range 0.10–0.99 n...

    R. Joeres, G. Ahr, G. Hofstetter, H. Klinker, E. Richter in Nisoldipine 1987 (1987)

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    Einfluß des Alters auf die hepatische Elimination von Koffein, Hexobarbital und Lidocain in einem internistischen Patientenkollektiv

    The liver, like other organs, undergoes age dependent atrophy. Physiological functions are not critically diminished, whereas oxidative drug metabolism is impaired for many substrates. This may be the reason f...

    R. Joeres, H. Heusler, G. Hofstetter in Clinical Pharmacology in the Aged / Klinis… (1987)

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    Absorption of Hexobarbital und Caffeine in Patients with Liver Cirrhosis

    Hexobarbital and caffeine elimination is impaired in patients with hepatitis and liver cirrhosis according to the severity of the disease. However, absorption of both substances is not altered in patients with...

    R. Joeres, H. Klinker, G. Hofstetter in Drug Absorption at Different Regions of th… (1987)