James H. Williams, Jr.
b. 1941 · 17 books
Biography
James H. Williams is best known as an award–winning expert on applied mechanics and materials, specifically earthquake isolation research, shell theory, and nondestructive evaluation and composite materials, and a passionate advocate of African American representation in the academy. -https://blackpast.org/african-american-history/williams-jr-james-h-1941/
Books by James H. Williams, Jr.
I Will Love You, Forever! --Th
I Will Love You, Forever! --The Quantum Mechanics of Love
Fundamentals of Applied Dynamics Revised Printing
(WCS)Applied Dynamics with Stu
(WCS)Applied Dynamics with Study Tips Set
Characterization of noncontact
Characterization of noncontact piezoelectric transducer with conically shaped piezoelement
Acousto-ultrasonic input-outpu
Acousto-ultrasonic input-output characterization of unidirectional fiber composite plate by SH waves
Modes of vibration on square f
Modes of vibration on square fiberglass epoxy composite thick plate
Parameterized materials and dy
Parameterized materials and dynamic response characterizations in unidirectional composites
Wave propagation in anisotropi
Wave propagation in anisotropic medium due to an oscillatory point source with application to unidirectional composites
Ultrasonic testing of plates c
Ultrasonic testing of plates containing edge cracks
Ultrasonic attenuation of a vo
Ultrasonic attenuation of a void-containing medium for very long wavelengths
Ultrasonic and mechanical char
Ultrasonic and mechanical characteristics of fatigue states of graphite epoxy composite laminates
Ultrasonic input-output for tr
Ultrasonic input-output for transmitting and recieving longitudinal transducers coupled to same face of isotropic elastic plate
Ultrasonic nondestructive eval
Ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation of impact-damaged graphite fiber composite
Relation of ultrasonic energy
Relation of ultrasonic energy loss factors and constituent properties in undirectional composites
Ultrasonic attenuation and vel
Ultrasonic attenuation and velocity in AS/3501-6 graphite / exoxy fiber composite
Ultrasonic attenuation as an i
Ultrasonic attenuation as an indicator of fatigue life of granite/epoxy fiber composite
Constitutive acoustic-emission
Constitutive acoustic-emission elastic-stress behavior of magnesium alloy