Research on Shear: a Benefit to Humanity or a Waste of Time
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 71, Issue 19, 1993

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Research on shear is reviewed, with developments in a number of topics traced from the turn of the century until the present day. The current situation and the prospects for future progress are discussed. Finally, some more general conclusions are drawn from the background of this particular area.

Professor P.E. Regan

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