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Figure 1. Multi-cracked Euler-Bernoulli beam on elastic foundation
TABLE 1. Natural frequency of clamped cracked beam on elastic foundation
Figure 3. The deflection of fixed-elastic cracked beam in various stiffness
TABLE 3. The first three natural frequencies of simply supported beam in various stiffness of elastic foundation

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