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Abstract A basis for a unified theory encompassing modern automated design procedures is presented. The different methods are reviewed, and sufficient examples are given to indicate the wide range of problems in structural design to which they have been applied. The economies of automating the design process and the development of modular software packages based on the finite element method for analysis are briefly discussed.
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