Forced vibration of a cable-stayed beam by Green's function approach
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- Analysis of rotating nonuniform pretwisted beams with an elastically restrained root and a tip mass.
- Dynamic modeling for rotating composite Timoshenko beam and analysis on its bending-torsion coupled vibration
- Forced vibration of Euler-Bernoulli beams by means of dynamic Green functions
- Green's function for uniform Euler-Bernoulli beams at resonant condition: introduction of Fredholm alternative theorem
- Green's functions for forced vibration analysis of bending-torsion coupled Timoshenko beam
- Green’s Functions with Applications, Second Edition
- Modal interactions in the non-linear response of elastic cables under parametric/external excitation
- Nonlinear interactions in the planar dynamics of cable-stayed beam.
- Planar nonlinear free vibrations of an elastic cable
- Vibration Amplitudes Caused by Parametric Excitation of Cable Stayed Structures
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- Coupled parametric vibration model and response analysis of single beam and double cable under deterministic harmonic and random excitation
- Energy transfer between components of a cable stayed beam model under the concentrated excitation: 1:2 modal resonance
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