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Sound Insulation Mechanism and Multi-Field Regulation of MXene Dielectric-Tunable Subwavelength Piezoelectric Metamaterials. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Cao P, Zhao X, Mei C, Ma X.
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A novel FIO-based hybrid piezoelectric-electromagnetic energy harvester coupled with tandem cylinders. [PDF]

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Rashki M, Mojtahedi A, Lotfollahi-Yaghin MA.   +2 more
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Ultrafast low-temperature metal-insulator interface phonon dynamics and heat transport in a Pt/Gd₃Fe₅O₁₂ heterostructure. [PDF]

Struct Dyn
Sri Gyan D, Li N, Chen Z, Geprägs S, Dietlein M, Gross R, Sato T, Sun Y, Hoffmann MC, Zhu D, Haskel D, Strempfer J, Li M, Mannix D, Evans PG.   +14 more
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Hybrid compatible grid forming inverters with coordinated regulation for low inertia and mixed generation grids. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Bhowmik B, Acquah MA, Kim SY.
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Modelling of damping in transient dynamic finite element analysis

, 1993
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Nonlinear damping identification from transient data

AIAA Journal, 1999
To assess the performance of damping augmentation strategies, accurate and reliable nonlinear damping identification techniques are needed. The transient response of a single-degree-of-freedom system having either nonlinear coulomb or quadratic damping is considered.
C. B. Smith, N. M. Wereley
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Damping in High Transient Motion

Journal of Vibration and Acoustics, 2003
An original method for evaluating the dissipative effect in SDOF systems due to the transient phenomenon was presented in a previous article. This method based on the use of an additional dimension, and the general relativity concept was validated experimentally.
A. Al Majid, R. Dufour
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Representation of Lightly Damped Transients

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1966
Historically, Fourier techniques have been used extensively for the representation of all types of signals. More recently, Huggins, Young, Sopko, and others have been successful in representing signals on bases of lower dimensionality than Fourier methods would require by matching their basis elements to the signals considered.
W. J. Wiseman, S. S. Wolff
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