Dynamical Flexibility of Complex Damped Systems Vibrating Transversally in Transportation

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The paper deals with the problem of transversal damped vibrations of complex systems in transportation. Many engineering systems are composed of subsystems and there is a need in technical applications to derive the overall model of such systems. Presented model is based on the particular models derived in previous research works of the author.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 164)

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339-342

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June 2010

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