Locating real eigenvalues of a spectral problem in fluid-solid type structures
Summary: Exploiting minmax characterizations for nonlinear and nonoverdamped eigenvalue problems, we prove the existence of a countable set of eigenvalues converging to \(\infty\) and inclusion theorems for a rational spectral problem governing mechanical vibrations of a tube bundle immersed in an incompressible viscous fluid. The paper demonstrates that the variational characterization of eigenvalues is a powerful tool for studying nonoverdamped eigenproblems, and that the appropriate enumeration of the eigenvalues is of predominant importance, whereas the natural ordering of the eigenvalues may yield false conclusions.
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- A maxmin principle for nonlinear eigenvalue problems with application to a rational spectral problem in fluid-solid vibration.
- Existence and location of eigenvalues for fluid-solid structures
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 554754
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