In 1829, C.F. Gauss stated his celebrated principle of least constraints which primarily describes the relation between the actual and free accelerations of a system of punctual masses: the actual acceleration satisfies the constraints acting on the system while the free acceleration ignores them. The principle takes the form of a constrained quadratic optimization problem and is based on minimizing the squared difference between the actual and free accelerations. In vibration analysis, the main advantage of this approach is the possibility of obtaining the steady state forced response directly. The availability of numerical minimization tools which were not developed when this principle was first introduced makes this topic appealing again...
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International audienceThe paper treats the evaluation of the accelerations in rigid multibody system...
In their previous papers the authors have considered a possibility of application of the theory of m...
International audienceThe aim of this work is to formulate the Gauss' principle and the principle of...
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1984.MICROFIC...
International audienceGauss's principle of least constraint is reformulated to cover cases in which ...
AbstractGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dynamic programmi...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
International audienceThe Gauss principle of least constraint is derived from a new point of view. T...
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Let us consider the question of the applicability of the Gauss principle for systems with imperfect ...
AbstractGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dynamic programmi...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
Let us consider the question of the applicability of the Gauss principle for systems with imperfect ...
International audienceMost of well-known approaches for rigid body simulations are formulated in the...
International audienceThe paper treats the evaluation of the accelerations in rigid multibody system...
In their previous papers the authors have considered a possibility of application of the theory of m...
International audienceThe aim of this work is to formulate the Gauss' principle and the principle of...
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1984.MICROFIC...
International audienceGauss's principle of least constraint is reformulated to cover cases in which ...
AbstractGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dynamic programmi...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
International audienceThe Gauss principle of least constraint is derived from a new point of view. T...
International audienceIn this paper we develop an analytical set of equations to describe the motion...
Let us consider the question of the applicability of the Gauss principle for systems with imperfect ...
AbstractGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dynamic programmi...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
International audienceGauss' principle of least constraint is solved in a sequential fashion via dyn...
Let us consider the question of the applicability of the Gauss principle for systems with imperfect ...
International audienceMost of well-known approaches for rigid body simulations are formulated in the...
International audienceThe paper treats the evaluation of the accelerations in rigid multibody system...
In their previous papers the authors have considered a possibility of application of the theory of m...