Karel van Dalen

Delft University of Technology

Netherlands

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Michael Steenbergen

Delft University of Technology

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APOSTOLOS TSOUVALAS

Delft University of Technology

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Marco Vergassola

Delft University of Technology

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Leo Dostal

Hamburg University of Technology

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Sandra Erkens

prof of pavement engineering practice

Delft University of Technology

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Karel van Dalen

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A parameter identification technique for traffic speed deflectometer tests of pavements

Localized stationary seismic waves predicted using a nonlinear gradient elasticity model

Modelling ballast via a non-linear lattice to assess its compaction behaviour at railway transition zones

A lattice model for transition zones in ballasted railway tracks

Instability of vibrations of an oscillator moving at high speed through a tunnel embedded in soft soil

Transition radiation in a nonlinear and infinite one-dimensional structure: a comparison of solution methods

Decoupled Modelling Approaches for Environmental Interactions with Monopile-Based Offshore Wind Support Structures

A nonlinear spectral element model for the simulation of traffic speed deflectometer tests of asphalt pavements

Seismic inversion of soil damping and stiffness using multichannel analysis of surface wave measurements in the marine environment

Transition radiation in an infinite one-dimensional structure interacting with a moving oscillator—the Green's function method

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Michael Steenbergen

APOSTOLOS TSOUVALAS

Marco Vergassola

Leo Dostal

Sandra Erkens

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