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HomeAdvances in Science and TechnologyAdvances in Science and Technology Vol. 101Model Order Reduction in Nonlinear Systems

Model Order Reduction in Nonlinear Systems

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A model order reduction (MOR) technique for linear dynamic systems is extended to allow the integration of nonlinear components. The main purpose is to build numerical model of complex systems as support of the design process leading to the exploitation of meta-structures. The selected method is applied to a soil-structure interaction case study.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 101)

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October 2016

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Lucia Faravelli*, Fabio Casciati

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Helicopter, Meta-Structure, Model Order Reduction, Nonlinearity, Soil Structure Interaction

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