Theory of Vibration With Applications – William Thomson – 4th Edition

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Widely acclaimed for its clear presentation of introductory material, this best-selling volume provides a thorough treatment of vibration theory and its engineering applications. Thomson incorporates modern techniques of matrix theory and digital computer methods, and focuses on the physical aspects of the mathematical concepts needed to describe the vibration phenomena. Numerous examples illustrate applications to typical problems faced by practicing engineers. In addition, simple and effective computer techniques such as the Central Difference Method, the Runge-Kutta Methods, and the Choleski-Jacoby Methods are explored.

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  • 1. Oscillatory motion
    2. Free vibration
    3. Harmonically excited vibration
    4. Transient vibration
    5. Systems with two of more degrees of freedom
    6. Properties of vibrating systems
    7. Lagrange´s equation
    8. Computational methods
    9. Vibration of continuous systems
    10. Introduction to the finite element method
    11. Mode-Summation procedures for continuous systems
    12. Classical methods
    13. Random vibrations
    14. Nonlinear vibrations
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