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Pre-shaking effects on volumetric strain and cyclic strength of sand and comparison to unsaturated soils
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Soil liquefaction and cyclic mobility evaluation for level ground during earthquakes
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Liquefaction Potential of Recent Fills versus Natural Sands Located in High-Seismicity Regions Using Shear-Wave Velocity
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Cyclic Shear Strain Needed for Liquefaction Triggering and Assessment of Overburden Pressure Factor Kσ
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Centrifuge Modeling of the Effect of Preshaking on the Liquefaction Resistance of Silty Sand Deposits
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Liquefaction Resistance of a Silty Sand Deposit Subjected to Preshaking Followed by Extensive Liquefaction
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Lateral Stress in Sands During Cyclic Loading
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Effects of Sample Preparation on Sand Liquefaction
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Influence of Seismic History on Liquefaction of Sands
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Soil Liquefaction and Cyclic Mobility Evaluation for Level Ground during Earthquakes
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Undisturbed Sampling of Saturated Sands by Freezing
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Effect of Strain History on Liquefaction of Sand
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Centrifuge scaling considerations for fluid-particle systems
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Centrifuge scaling considerations for fluid—particle systems
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Preparation of fully saturated models for liquefaction study
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EFFECTS OF DRAINED AND UNDRAINED CYCLIC LOADING HISTORY ON SMALL STRAIN SHEAR MODULI AND LIQUEFACTION RESISTANCE OF MEDIUM DENSE TOYOURA SAND
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Acceleration of aging effect of drained cyclic pre-shearing and high temperature consolidation on liquefaction resistance of sandy soils
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Effects of Pore Fluid Compressibility on Liquefaction Resistance of Partially Saturated Sand
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Aging Effects on Small Strain Shear Moduli and Liquefaction Properties of in-situ Frozen and Reconstituted Sandy Soils
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