Utilizing the Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm for Determining Control Parameters for Civil Structures Subject to Seismic Excitation

Utilizing the Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm for Determining Control Parameters for Civil Structures Subject to Seismic Excitation
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10.3390/a14100292
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2021-10
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C. A. Peckens;Andrea Alsgaard;C. Fogg;Mary C. Ngoma;Clara Voskuil
C. A. Peckens;Andrea Alsgaard;C. Fogg;Mary C. Ngoma;Clara Voskuil
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C. A. Peckens;Andrea Alsgaard;C. Fogg;Mary C. Ngoma;Clara Voskuil

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