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Nonlinear Forced Vibrations of Beams

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1985
An iterative procedure for computing periodic solutions of nonlinear vibrating beams is presented. The nonlinear partial differential equation is replaced by a coupled system of equations. The contraction mapping principle is then applied to generate a method of successive approximations.
Countryman, M., Kannan, R.
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Forced lattice vibrations: Part II

Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1995
AbstractThis is the second part of a two‐part series on forced lattice vibrations in which a semi‐infinite lattice of one‐dimensional particles {xn}n≧1,magnified image is driven from one end by a particle x0. This particle undergoes a given, periodically perturbed, uniform motion x0(t) = 2at + h(yt) where a and γ are constants and h(·) has period 2π ...
Percy Deift   +2 more
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Vibrating Needle Cutting Force

Volume 2: Processing, 2014
Needles are one of most commonly used medical devices, used to deliver drugs, biopsy tissue, draw blood, conduct brachytherapy cancer treatment and many other procedures. Maintaining a low insertion force of the needle is important to the success of these procedures. Utilizing vibratory cutting reduces the insertion force, thus improving the outcome of
Andrew C. Barnett   +2 more
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Vibration type force detector

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1987
A vibration type force detector in which the vibration string is made of a platinum-based nickel-containing alloy. The magnitude of a force to be detected is obtained through the measurement of a natural vibration frequency of a string vibrating with the force loaded thereto. However, the force detector using a Pt-Ni alloy vibration string based on the
Akira Komoto, Akira Nishio
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