On damped linear dynamical systems
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convenience hypothesisdamped linear dynamical systemsdescribed approximately by differential equation which satisfy thedifferential equation of secondestimates for errorexistence of classical normal modesfailed convenience hypothesismodal dampingordersystemsystems which do not violate convenience hypothesis too severelyupper bound on frequency response ofviscous damping
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- Classical Normal Modes in Damped Linear Dynamic Systems
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- Linear dynamical systems and an approximation problem for linear transformations
- Oscillatory damped linear systems
- Remarks on vibrations of damped linear systems
Cited in
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- Multiple results of damped systems with general nonlinearities
- Damping ratio of linear uncertain discrete-time systems
- Trace properties of certain damped linear elastic systems
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- Bounds on Harmonically Forced Response of Damped Linear Systems
- Remarks on approximations for linear dynamical systems
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- Improved Computation of Thermal Stresses in Stationary Thermoelasticity Using Boundary Elements
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