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Safety Estimation Method for Structures with Cumulative Damage
Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 1998Considering progressive weakening under repetitive events of loading, the proposed method estimates the safety probability for structures with cumulative damage. The structural damage is represented by a finite number of discrete states. The time evolution of damage is described by a Markov chain where the collapse corresponds to an absorbing state ...
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The cumulant method for computational kinetic theory
Continuum Mechanics and Thermodynamics, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Seeger, Steffen, Hoffmann, Karl Heinz
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Cumulative Difference Statics: method and application
Exploration Geophysics, 1989The Cumulative Difference Statics (CDS) method, applied to routine reflection profiles in areas of rapidly-changing near-surface weathering, provides a robust and accurate estimation of static corrections using the first-break refraction data. The method uses the first-break arrival times of refracted energy between paired shots to track the variation ...
J. H. Leven, F. J. Taylor
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Cumulative Risk Methods (Dataset)
2018File Name: CR Methods Paper Public Dataset Manuscript Title: Comparing alternative methods of measuring cumulative risk based on multiple risk indicators: Are there differential effects on children’s externalizing problems?
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Cumulant Methods in the Theory of Multiphonon Absorption
1975Recent studies suggest that multiphonon absorption in covalent solids is substantially influenced by contributions due to nonlinear electric moments. We demonstrate that the dielectric response in the latter case may be formulated in terms of a cumulant series involving lattice displacement correlators, which avoids the usual perturbative expansions of
Bernard Bendow, Stanford P. Yukon
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The Cumulant Generating Function Estimation Method
Econometric Theory, 1997This paper deals with the use of the empirical cumulant generating function to consistently estimate the parameters of a distribution from data that are independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.). The technique is particularly suited to situations where the density function is unknown or unbounded in parameter space.
John L. Knight, Stephen E. Satchell
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Evaluating cumulated research I: The inadequacy of traditional methods
Biological Psychiatry, 1996Virtually all reviews of cumulated studies rely on statistical significance as a criterion for evaluating the reproducibility of the phenomenon under review. Despite its nearly universal application, that criterion is entirely inadequate: Its application is very likely to lead a reviewer to conclude that a phenomenon does not discriminate patients from
P L, Carlton, W E, Strawderman
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A method of producing labels in a cumulative jet
Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves, 1983This article proposes a method of obtaining labels on a cumulative jet by making circular grooves on the inner or outer surfaces of the cumulative cone. It is necessary to follow the motion of labeled particles in pulsed x radiography of cumulative jets. The grooves on the inner surface produce perturbations in the form of breaks.
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Critique of the generalized cumulant expansion method
Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1976The method of ordered cumulants is presented for the solution of multiplicative stochastic processes. The relationship between this method and the irreducible cluster integral method of Mayer, which is used in the theory of the imperfect gas, is elucidated. The cluster property of ordered cumulants is proved.
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Cumulative methods of sedimentation size analysis
1981There are two approaches to the determination of the size distribution of a sedimenting suspension. The incremental method involves the determination of the rate of change of density or concentration with time or height or both. In the cumulative method the rate at which the powder is settling out of suspension is measured.
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