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Probabilistic modeling of the inherent variability in the dynamic modulus master curve of asphalt concrete

Kassem et al., 2016

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6752673149173143433
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Kassem H
Najjar S
Chehab G
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Transportation Research Record

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Pavement engineers and practitioners have come to recognize the urgent need to quantify the variability in dynamic modulus,| E*|, because of its influence on the predicted performance of asphalt pavements and to adopt realistic quality assurance or quality control …
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