The lateral instability of a simply supported deep beam subjected to a concentrated load at its centroid

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Way, Edward R.
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1967-05Advisor
Horton, Wilfred H.
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Although the theoretical solution to the problem of the
lateral buckling of a simply supported deep beam subjected to a
concentrated load at its centroid has existed for many years
experimental investigation to substantiate the theory has not
been entirely definitive. Bromley and Robinson^ in fact, were
unable to achieve agreement between theory and experiment. Trayer
and March attempted to analyze this apparent discrepancy and obtained
satisfactory agreement with theory in their own tests.
Further experimental verification is shown in a paper by Dumont
and Hill.
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