Design of inerter-based multi-actuator systems for vibration control of adjacent structures
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- Semiactive-passive structural vibration control strategy for adjacent structures under seismic excitation
- Simultaneous optimization of damper parameters and controllers for building vibration attenuation over finite frequency band
- Structural vibration control for a class of connected multistructure mechanical systems
- Seismic control of multi-adjacent-building systems
- A particle inerter system for structural seismic response mitigation
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(11)- Structural vibration control for a class of connected multistructure mechanical systems
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- Achievable dynamic responses of general damped mass-chain systems
- Decentralized control strategies of adjacent building structures vibration under earthquake excitation
- The effectiveness of the passive damping system combining the viscoelastic dampers and inerters
- Optimal design of a novel high-performance passive non-traditional inerter-based dynamic vibration absorber for enhancement vibration absorption
- Assessing the effect of different configurations of inerter-based devices for structural vibration control
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