Dynamics of flexible multibody systems using loaded-interface substructure synthesis approach
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The authors present a substructure analysis procedure for studying flexible multibody systems. The procedure involves a Lagrangian formulation which is shown to have comparable accuracy but significantly greater efficiency of an analogous finite element analysis. The paper is somewhat specialized, but it could be of interest and use to those working in numerical analysis of flexible multibody systems.
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