A Study of Dynamic Instability of Plates by an Extended Incremental Harmonic Balance Method
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algorithmcharacterization of the parametric vibrationdirect time integrationdynamic instabilityequation system obtained by the incremental methodEuclidean normgeometric nonlinearitieshigh degree of accuracyincremental harmonic balance methodinstability regionsmodal analysisnonlinear differential equation with variable coefficientsnonlinear equations of motionnonlinear Mathieu equationone spatial modetemporal harmonicstotal amplitudeviscous damping
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