Wave propagation in structures. Spectral analysis using fast discrete Fourier transforms. (Q4354431)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1061364
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1061364 |
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15 September 1997
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frames
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flexural waves
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kernel solutions
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spectrum relations
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structural discontinuities
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higher mode theories
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viscoelasticity
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matrix method
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isotropic
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anisotropic plates
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doubly bounded media
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structural acoustics problem
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integro-differential coupling
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large extended plates
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Wave propagation in structures. Spectral analysis using fast discrete Fourier transforms. (English)
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[See the review of the first edition (1989; Zbl 0715.73022).] In the second edition, two completely new chapters have been added. Chapter 7 deals with the structural acoustics problem. While this is a very important problem in its own right, it is introduced because this could be termed integro-differential coupling; that is, the local coupling depends on an aggregate or integral effect over the whole coupled medium. Chapter 8 deals with the problem of connecting large extended plates along edges. Both of these chapters challenge the spectral approach to waves.
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