Nonlinear Approaches in Engineering Applications (Applied Mechanics, Vibration Control, and Numerical Analysis)
This book follows the same concept of the first two volumes and is based on the ASME 2013 and 2012 Congress in the track of Dynamics Systems and Control, Optimal Approaches in Nonlinear Dynamics, which were organized by the editors. The nonlinear approaches and techniques have been developed sinc...
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2015
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| Tóm tắt: | This book follows the same concept of the first two volumes and is based on the
ASME 2013 and 2012 Congress in the track of Dynamics Systems and Control,
Optimal Approaches in Nonlinear Dynamics, which were organized by the editors.
The nonlinear approaches and techniques have been developed since decades ago.
The research on nonlinear science and dynamics have brought new insights into our
modeling methods of natural and engineering phenomena. Although many of these
approaches and techniques have been brought into research and engineering prac
tices, linearization and simplification are still the dominating approaches existing in
physics and engineering. Nature is nonlinear in general as the responses of physics
and engineering systems are nonlinear. Linearization ends up with simplification,
and it damages the original characteristics of the systems. Such simplifications
usually lead to inaccuracy, misunderstanding, or even incorrect conclusions. For
example, Hooke’s law including the generalized Hooke’s law is linear and it
composes the foundation of linear elasticity and dominates numerous solutions
of physical systems and mechanical designs. However, no material is perfectly
linear. Any material used in the real world can actually be a nonlinear and complex
system, not only due to its material or structure nonlinearity but also due to the
inhomogeneousness and anisotropy of the materials.... |
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