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Fire protection
| Hvorfor kollapsede World Trade Center – og kunne det være undgået?, Niels E. Andersen, Dansk Brand- og sikringsteknisk Institut Brandbeskyttelse af bærende stålkonstruktioner, |
Physics
| Aircraft Impact Damage (WTC 1 & 2), Tomasz Wierzbicki, Professor of Applied Mechanics, MIT; Liang Xue, Ph.D. Candidate of Ocean Engineering, MIT; Meg Hendry-Brogan, Undergraduate student of Ocean Engineering, MIT Static v. Dynamic Loading: Why the WTC Towers Fell So Fast, Energy Transfer in the WTC Collapse, |
Engineering
| Why Did the World Trade Center Collapse? – Simple Analysis, Zdeněk P. Bažant, Yong Zhou What Did and Did not Cause Collapse of WTC Twin Towers in New York, Mechanics of Progressive Collapse – Learning from World Trade Center and Building Demolitions, Single Point of Failure: How the Loss of One Column May Have Led to the Collaps of WTC 7, |
Controlled demolitions
Metallurgy
| Why Did the World Trade Center Collapse? Science, Engineering, and Speculation, Thomas W. Eagar, Christopher Musso, The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society The Role of Metallurgy in the NIST Investigation of the World Trade Center Towers Collapse, |
Seismology
| Damage to buildings near World Trade Center Towers caused by falling debris and air pressure wave, not ground shaking, seismologists report, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Columbia University, Palisades, New York |
Other technical articles
| When the Twin Towers Fell, Steven Ashley, Scientific American |
