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Considerations on the Use of Natural and Artificial Time Histories for Seismic Transient Non-linear Analyses of Structures and Variability Assessment

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Table 1 – GMP regression laws coefficients
Figure 2 – Comparison of Ground Response Spectra – Natural and artificial time histories
Table 4 gives the comparison between natural and artificial accelerograms in terms of average ductility drift obtained with the different sets of time histories
Figure 5 – Comparison of ductility – Wall type RCS – Natural and artificial time histories – Variability
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