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K. D. Singh
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Controlling Earthquake Induced Structural Vibration with Slope Bottom Tuned Liquid Damper
This study attempts to investigate the performance of a slope bottom tuned liquid damper (TLD) for mitigating the earthquake response of reinforced concrete (RC) framed structure. Time history analysis of a 10...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Inelastic Time History Analysis of Mass Irregular Moment Resisting Steel Frame Using Force Analogy Method
In this paper, inelastic time history analysis of a six-storey moment resisting steel frame adopted from a hospital building located in Woodland Hills California (Wong and Yang, J Eng Mech 125:1190–1199 [1]) has ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Evoked Magnetic Responses from Human V1: Evidence for a Chromatic-Sensitive Motion Mechanism
Within the human visual system various hierarchical processing models indicate a clear dichotomy of colour and motion processing [1] with predominantly luminance information being input to cortical motion cent...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Evoked Magnetic Responses to Isoluminant Chromatic Stimuli from Human V1: Spatial Frequency Characteristics
In the human visual system, segregation of information on a functional basis commences as early as the retinal ganglion cells. Both chromatic and luminance information is conveyed within the parvocellular path...
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MEG and fMRI Localisation of Primary Sensory-Motor Cortex in Normals and a Patient with a Low-Grade Astrocytoma
The aim of this study was to compare MEG and fMRI localisations of primary sensory-motor cortex, in normal subjects and patients scheduled for neurosurgery. The study is a precursor to the development of a pre...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Monte-Carlo Analysis and Confidence Region Ellipsoids for Equivalent Current Dipole Solutions to EEG/MEG data
Although equivalent current dipoles (ECDs) are point source representations of the underlying neuronal currents they are in reality approximations to the true focus or foci of activity. The actual neuronal dis...
