numerical reconstruction of spring-mass system from two nondisjoint spectra
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Abstract
A new numerical procedure is presented to reconstruct a fixed-free spring-mass system from two auxiliary spectra, which are nondisjoint. The method is a modification of the fast orthogonal reduction algorithm, which is less computationally expensive than others in the literature. Numerical results are obtained, showing the accuracy of the algorithm.
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| Authors | ;Hubert Pickmann;Juan C. Egaña;Ricardo L. Soto |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/350879
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