January 1955
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... While physical modeling remains indispensable for understanding slope behavior, numerical methods have gained increasing prominence for slope stability assessments due to their lower time requirements and, in some cases, their ability to provide detailed spatial distributions of stress and inelastic deformation (Zhou and Qin 2022). Traditional techniques encompass the limit equilibrium method (Bishop 1955;Zhang et al. 2020), limit analysis theory (Kim et al. 2002;Huang et al. 2017;Shiau and Keawsawasvong 2023), and strength reduction method (Griffiths and Lane 1999;Huang and Jia 2009). To date, many slope stability evaluation methods have been proposed in the literature. ...
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January 1955