Vibrations of the Rigid Solid with a Point Constrained to Move on a Mobile Curve
Journal Title: Romanian Journal of Acoustics and Vibration - Year 2015, Vol 12, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper makes a numerical study for the vibrations of a physical pendulum for which the suspension point is constrained to move on a mobile curve. The matrix equation of motion is presented and the study is performed analyzing the variations of different parameters of motion as function of the parameters that define the mobile curve.
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Nicolae STANESCU
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