Random vibration and spectral analysis
external forcesfailure modesfast Fourier transformGaussian processesinput-output relationshipMarkov processesnoisenon-stationary processesprediction of fatigue lifesingle- and multi-degree-of-freedom linear structuressupport excitation
Other physical applications of random processes (60K40) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to mechanics of particles and systems (70-01) Random vibrations in mechanics of particles and systems (70L05) Random vibrations in dynamical problems in solid mechanics (74H50)
This textbook is addressed to mechanical engineers already trained in linear structural dynamics; only a very limited background is assumed in stochastic processes. The book is organized as follows: After a short introductory chapter 1, chapters 2 to 4 cover the basic theory of random processes. These chapters can be skipped by the reader already trained in random processes. Chapters 5 and 6 cover the input-output relationship for single- and multi-degree-of-freedom (discrete and continuous) linear structures subjected to a stationary random excitation. Both external forces and support excitation are considered. Chapter 7 is devoted to the effect to noise on the input-output relationship. Chapter 8 covers the spectral description and the input-output relationship for non-stationary processes. This chapter may be skipped during a first reading. Chapter 9 studies the Markov processes; it may be also skipped during a first reading. Chapters 10 and 11 are devoted to the failure modes for Gaussian processes. Chapter 10 covers the probability distribution of the threshold crossings, the maxima, the envelope and the extreme value (peak factor), while chapter 11 deals with the prediction of fatigue life for uniaxial and multiaxial stress fields. The final chapter 12 is devoted to the fast Fourier transform. This chapter can be read independently of the other chapters. Each chapter is followed by problems and a limited set of references suggested as additional reading; a more comprehensive bibliography is given at the end of the book.
- Theoretical fundamentals of interference analysis and failure prediction
- Influence of uncertainties on the dynamic buckling loads of structures liable to asymmetric postbuckling behavior
- Degenerate Dirichlet problems related to the invariant measure of elasto-plastic oscillators
- Correlation indicators of microchanges in technical states of control objects
- Asymptotic expansions of integral functionals of weakly correlated random processes
- Isogeometric blended shells for dynamic analysis: simulating aircraft takeoff and the resulting fatigue damage on the horizontal stabilizer
- Some significant improvements for interval process model and non-random vibration analysis method
- Mechanical vibrations and collisions. 5 vol. Vol. 3: Random vibrations
- Analysis of Vibrations of an Oscillator Using Statistical Series
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- Complex modal analysis of random vibrations
- The concept of numerical admittance
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- Free boundary value problems and HJB equations for the stochastic optimal control of elasto-plastic oscillators
- On a class of partial differential equations with nonlocal Dirichlet boundary conditions
- Reliability function determination of nonlinear oscillators under evolutionary stochastic excitation via a Galerkin projection technique
- Stochastic variational inequalities for elasto-plastic oscillators
- Variance bound of ACF estimation of one block of fGn with LRD
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