Wang & Hsu Model

The Wang & Hsu Model is a mathematical framework used to analyze and predict how materials behave under stress, particularly in structures subjected to forces like earthquakes or heavy loads. It considers how different parts of a material or structure respond and interact when stressed, helping engineers identify potential points of failure. By understanding these interactions, the model aids in designing safer, more resilient structures. Essentially, it provides a way to simulate and evaluate how complex systems will behave under various conditions, ensuring that structures can withstand stress without collapsing.