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Posts by Matthew A. Lackner, Ph.D.
Matthew A. Lackner, Ph.D.
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Observation of metocean conditions is integral in determining design of offshore...
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Multi-rotor wind turbines may be a novel solution to increase energy...
October 6, 2012
Graphical Processing Units offer a promising solution for parallelizing computations of...
July 5, 2012
Tuned liquid column dampers offer a robust and cost effective means...
June 8, 2012
Uncertainty in the soil properties can have effects on the reliability...
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Optimizing passive tuned mass dampers can greatly reduce loads in offshore...
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Offshore floating turbines offer a compelling means of harnessing the massive...
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