This technical work on structural engineering explores the behavior of concrete slabs under load. The authors use mathematical models and experimental data to analyze the stresses and strains that occur in different types of slabs, and suggest design principles based on their findings. While not geared toward a general audience, Moments and Stresses in Slabs is an important reference for engineers and architects working in the field.

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