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Selvadurai, Antony Patrick Sinnappa was born on September 23, 1942 in Matara, Sri-Lanka. Son of Kanapathiyar Sinnappa and W. Mary Adeline (Fernando) Selvadurai. arrived in Canada, 1975.
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Developments in Geotechnical Engineering, Vol. 17: Elastic Analysis of Soil-Foundation Interaction focuses on the analysis of the interaction between structural foundations and supporting soil media. The publication first elaborates on soil-foundation interaction problems; idealized soil response models for the analysis of soil-foundation interaction; and plane-strain analysis of an infinite plate and an infinitely long beam. Discussions focus on three-dimensional effects in the infinite beam problem, elastic models of soil behavior, foundation and interface behavior, and elastic-plastic and time-dependent behavior of soil masses. The manuscript then ponders on the analysis of beams of finite length, axisymmetric three-dimensional problem of an infinite plate, and analysis of finite plates. Concerns cover axisymmetric loading of a circular plate, analysis of rectangular plates, axisymmetric three-dimensional problem of the infinite plate, modifications of the thin plate theory, finite beams on a two-parameter elastic medium, and finite beams on an elastic solid medium. The book tackles the determination of soil parameters, experimental investigations and field studies, as well as experimental investigations and field studies and measurement and interpretation of parameters encountered in the idealized soil models in relation to soil-foundation behavior. The publication is a valuable reference for researchers interested in the elastic analysis of soil-foundation interaction.
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Selvadurai, Antony Patrick Sinnappa was born on September 23, 1942 in Matara, Sri-Lanka. Son of Kanapathiyar Sinnappa and W. Mary Adeline (Fernando) Selvadurai. arrived in Canada, 1975.
Diploma in Engineering, Brighton Polytechnic, United Kingdom, 1964; Diploma, Imperial College/London U., 1965; Master of Science, Stanford University, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy in Theoretical Mechanics, U. Nottingham, 1971; Doctor of Science, U. Nottingham, England, 1986.
Staff research engineer, Woodward Clyde Associations, Oakland, California, 1966-1967;
research associate department theoretical mechanics, U. Nottingham, 1969-1970;
lecturer department сivil engineering, U. Aston, Birmingham, England, 1971-1975;
assistant professor сivil engineering, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1975-1976;
associate professor, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1976-1981;
professor, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1982-1993;
department chairman, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1982-1990;
Davidson Dunton Research lecturer, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1987;
professor, department chairman сivil engineering/applied mechanics, McGill University, Montreal, 1993-1996. Visiting research scientist Bechtel Group, Inc., San Francisco, 1981-1982. Visiting professor U. Nottingham, 1986, Institute de Mécanique de Grenoble, France, 1990.
Consultant Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Pinawa, Manitoba, 1983-1996-, Ministry of Transportation Ontario, Toronto, 1984-1997, Fleet Technology, Ottawa, since 1988, Atomic Energy Control Board, since 1987.
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Fellow American Academy Mechanics, Canada Society Civil Engineering (Leipholz medal 1991), Association Professor Engineers of Ontario (Engineering medal for research 1993), Engineering Institute Canada, Institute Mathematics and Its Applications. Member International Association for Computer Methods and Advances in Geomechanics (award for significant paper in the category theory computational analytical 1994,paper prize computational and analytical theory category 1997).
Married Sally Joyce; children: Emily, Paul, Mark, Elizabeth.