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Abstract. We provide an exposition and proof of Renault’s Equivalence Theorem for crossed products by locally Hausdorff, locally compact groupoids. Our approach stresses the bundle approach, concrete imprimitivity bim

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Introduction The API Structure and Functionality Conclusion and Future Work PSOA RuleML API: A Tool for Processing Abstract and Concrete Syntaxes

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LOCAL BOND-SLIP RELATIONSHIP FOR FRP REINFORCEMENT IN CONCRETE By Francesco Focacci,1 Antonio Nanni,2 Fellow, ASCE, and Charles E. Bakis3 ABSTRACT: The objective of this paper is to define a rigorous numerical method to

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FIELD ASSESSMENT OF URM WALLS STRENGTHENED WITH FRP LAMINATES By J. Gustavo Tumialan1, Associate Member, ASCE, Nestore Galati2, and Antonio Nanni3, Fellow, ASCE Abstract:

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