DONG Lei, YAO Aijun, FANG Shijun. 2010: THE DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF INDEPENDENT FOUNDATIONS ON UNDERGROUND SHIELD TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION OF ADJACENT BUIDINGS. JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY, 18(S1): 115-119.
    Citation: DONG Lei, YAO Aijun, FANG Shijun. 2010: THE DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF INDEPENDENT FOUNDATIONS ON UNDERGROUND SHIELD TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION OF ADJACENT BUIDINGS. JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY, 18(S1): 115-119.

    THE DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF INDEPENDENT FOUNDATIONS ON UNDERGROUND SHIELD TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION OF ADJACENT BUIDINGS

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