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most citedNumerical analysis of seismic wave amplification in Nice (France) and comparisons with experiments

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physics.class-ph2009★ 6 cited

Site-City Interaction through Modifications of Site Effects

Jean-François Semblat, Marc Kham, Philippe Guéguen +2

The analysis of seismic site effects generally disregards the influence of surface structures on the free field motion in densely urbanized areas. This paper aims at investigating…

physics.class-ph2009

Seismic Site Effects for Shallow and Deep Alluvial Basins: In-Depth Motion and Focusing Effect

Jean-François Semblat, Patrick Dangla, Marc Kham +1

The main purpose of the paper is the analysis of seismic site effects in various alluvial basins. The analysis is performed considering a numerical approach (Boundary Element Metho…

physics.class-ph2009★ 36 cited

Nonlinear viscoelastic wave propagation: an extension of Nearly Constant Attenuation (NCQ) models

Nicolas Delépine, Luca Lenti, Guy Bonnet +1

Hysteretic damping is often modeled by means of linear viscoelastic approaches such as "nearly constant Attenuation (NCQ)" models. These models do not take into account nonlinear e…

physics.class-ph2009★ 113 cited

Numerical analysis of seismic wave amplification in Nice (France) and comparisons with experiments

Jean-François Semblat, Anne-Marie Duval, Patrick Dangla

The analysis of site effects is very important since the amplification of seismic motion in some specific areas can be very strong. In this paper, the site considered is located in…

physics.class-ph2009★ 6 cited

Wave propagation through soils in centrifuge testing

J. F. Semblat, M. P. Luong

Wave propagation phenomena in soils can be experimentally simulated using centrifuge scale models. An original excitation device (drop-ball arrangement) is proposed to generate sho…

physics.class-ph2009★ 78 cited

Rheological Interpretation of Rayleigh Damping

Jean-François Semblat

Damping is defined through various terms such as energy loss per cycle (for cyclic tests), logarithmic decrement (for vibration tests), complex modulus, rise-time or spectrum ratio…