Young, D. H. (Donovan Harold), 1904-1980 (Personal Name)

Weaver, W. Vibrations problems in eng., c1989: CIP t.p. (D.H. Young; prof. emeritus of civil engineering, Stanford Univ.)

LC data base, 1/15/89 (hdg.: Young, Donovan Harold, 1904- ; usage: D.H. Young)

Timoshenko, Stephen. Engineering mechanics, 1956: title page (D.H. Young)

Structural Engineering Forum of India [SEFI] (Website), viewed December 29, 2019: Gems of Structural Engg - D. H. Young - (Post-14) (Donovan Harold Young, (1904 - 1980), member of the Stanford University faculty since 1937 and the holder of the Silas H. Palmer Professorship in Civil Engineering, died on March 4,1980 at his home in Palo Alto. Professor Young was known worldwide as an author and teacher in the fields of applied mechanics and structural engineering. He wrote with the late Professor Stephen P. Timoshenko five textbooks that have been used extensively by engineering students for over forty years ... He was a faculty member in both the Department of Civil Engineering and the Department of Applied Mechanics (now the Division of Applied Mechanics) ... He was born in Kooskia, Idaho on April 26,1904 and was raised on a fruit ranch in Wenatchee, Washington ... He graduated from Wenatchee High School in 1923 and then studied civil engineering for four years at the State College of Washington in Pullman ... Dr. Young came to Stanford as an Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering in 1937, became an Associate Professor in 1938, and became a full Professor in 1945 ... the textbooks he coauthored with Timoshenko. Their collaboration began with the publication in 1937 of the first edition of Engineering Mechanics - Statics and Dynamics ... Timoshenko and Young's next book was Theory of Structures (1945) followed by Advanced Dynamics in 1948 ...) https://www.sefindia.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7402&sid=26de333ccdca78d03168cf8a6aed1adb