The straightforward task of generating response plots for harmonically excited, nonclassically damped systems involves substantial computation. A current approximate approach based on classical analysis reduces computation but is shown to perform poorly in resonance regions when resonances are closely spaced. An improved approximation also based on classical analysis is developed and is shown to behave well in these regions for a numerical example. An inquiry concerning a -œbest- diagonalizable damping representation leads to a frequency dependent, load distribution dependent damping matrix that may in some cases aid computation and support visualization
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The viscous damping model has been widely used to represent dissipative forces in structures under m...
One of the important and efficient tools in system analysis is the analysis of responses to harmonic...
This paper seeks to examine some important outstanding theoretical issues of general nonviscously da...
Twenty years ago, accurate harmonic response analysis of non-proportionally damped systems required ...
In computing the dynamic response of a connected system with multiple components having dissimilar d...
This paper considers the nonstationary response of classically-damped MDOF linear systems to a gene...
The objectives of the studies reported in this dissertation are: (1) to develop improved techniques...
A method of calculating the receptances of a non-proportionally damped structure from the undamped m...
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A new approximate asymptotic method is presented for the nonstationary response of classically dampe...
A minimal complexity version of component mode synthesis is presented that requires simplified compu...
This paper deals with an approximate method of analysis of non-linear, non-conservative systems of t...
International audienceA method to compute the non-stationary time and frequency response of structur...
Computational Analysis of Non-Periodic Oscillations Using the Harmonic Balance Method Payam Azadi...
The response of single-degree-of-freedom systems to harmonic excitation has a very important part in...
The viscous damping model has been widely used to represent dissipative forces in structures under m...
One of the important and efficient tools in system analysis is the analysis of responses to harmonic...
This paper seeks to examine some important outstanding theoretical issues of general nonviscously da...