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2009
Structural dynamics is a special branch of structural analysis, which studies the behavior of structures subjected to dynamical loads. Such loads develop the dynamical reactions, dynamical internal forces, and dynamical displacements of a structure. They all change with time, and maximum values often exceed static ones.
Igor A. Karnovsky, Olga Lebed
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Structural dynamics is a special branch of structural analysis, which studies the behavior of structures subjected to dynamical loads. Such loads develop the dynamical reactions, dynamical internal forces, and dynamical displacements of a structure. They all change with time, and maximum values often exceed static ones.
Igor A. Karnovsky, Olga Lebed
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Effect of elastic interactions on coarsening in elastically inhomogeneous multiphase systems
Physical Review E, 2007We investigate the effect of interactions between inclusions on the coarsening behavior of elastically inhomogeneous multiphase systems with lattice misfit using a recently introduced two-dimensional multiscale model based on the classical time-dependent density-functional theory.
Danny, Perez, Laurent J, Lewis
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Elasticity of Percolative Systems
1985We determined the elastic behavior of a 2D-system made of metal and voids. Near the percolation threshold, we found that C11 and C44 go to zero with the same exponent, T = 3.5 ± 0.4, much larger than the conductivity exponent. Near p ~ 0, our results are in agreement with the effective medium theory (EMT).
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2009
Theory of structural stability is a special branch of structural analysis. This theory explores the very important phenomenon that is observed in the behavior of the structures subjected to compressed loads. This phenomenon lies in the abrupt change of initial form of equilibrium. Such phenomenon is called loss of stability.
Igor A. Karnovsky, Olga Lebed
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Theory of structural stability is a special branch of structural analysis. This theory explores the very important phenomenon that is observed in the behavior of the structures subjected to compressed loads. This phenomenon lies in the abrupt change of initial form of equilibrium. Such phenomenon is called loss of stability.
Igor A. Karnovsky, Olga Lebed
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1991
This chapter gives an introduction to the dynamics of elastic systems. We restrict the emphasis to those concepts that will be used directly in later chapters. The response of a simple spring-mass system will be used to motivate these concepts. References [25, 40, 44] are good sources for additional details on the material covered.
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This chapter gives an introduction to the dynamics of elastic systems. We restrict the emphasis to those concepts that will be used directly in later chapters. The response of a simple spring-mass system will be used to motivate these concepts. References [25, 40, 44] are good sources for additional details on the material covered.
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Three-dimensional mapping analysis of a capsule system with bilateral elastic constraints
Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 2023Qunhong Li
exaly
Performance evaluation of SSCI damping controller based on the elastic energy equivalent system
Applied Energy, 2023Jiangbei Han, Chengxi Liu
exaly