An adaptive harmonic balance method for predicting the nonlinear dynamic responses of mechanical systems—Application to bolted structures
By Vincent Jaumouillé, Jean-Jacques Sinou, B. Petitjean. 2010
110 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/637e0fe34e09209e57c047542bbfcfa7bb5ea072
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
- Ludovic Renson
- T. Detroux
- Luc Masset
- E. Ferhatoglu
- H. Nevzat Özgüven
- Gaetan Kerschen
- E. Cigeroglu
- Jean-Claude Golinval
In Control and Systems Engineering
- Ludovic Renson
- E. Ferhatoglu
- Régis Dufour
- Luc Masset
- H. Nevzat Özgüven
- T. Detroux
- L. Xie
- Gaetan Kerschen
Citations in the corpus
- The Harmonic Balance Method for Advanced Analysis and Design of Nonlinear Mechanical Systems (2014, unknown): “, [11, 12]) and to the development of a continuation package manlab[13, 14].”
- Bifurcation tracking by Harmonic Balance Method for performance tuning of nonlinear dynamical systems (2017, background): “[10–13] and many improvements have been proposed, such as adaptive schemes that improve the performance by selecting only the harmonics of interest [14, 15] as well as methods to handle systems with many distinct states [16] and strong or non-smooth nonlinearities [17, 18].”
- The harmonic balance method for bifurcation analysis of large-scale nonlinear mechanical systems (2015, methodology): “sin ( NH ωt ν ) cos ( NH ωt ν ) ] (8) Velocities and accelerations can also be defined using the Fourier series [18], with ẋ(t) = ( Q̇(t) ⊗ In ) z = ((Q(t)∇) ⊗ In) z (9) ẍ(t) = ( Q̈(t) ⊗ In ) z = (( Q(t)∇(2) ) ⊗ In )”
- A new modal superposition method for nonlinear vibration analysis of structures using hybrid mode shapes (2018, background): “Recent studies on the use of HBM for MDOF nonlinear systems in different areas include the application for joints [23, 24], rotor/stator contacts [25], bladed disks [26], geometrically nonlinear beams [27] and plates [28].”