An Improved Series Expansion of the Solution to the Moving Oscillator Problem

A. V. Pesterev; L. A. Bergman

doi:10.1115/1.568436

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An Improved Series Expansion of the Solution to the Moving Oscillator Problem

A. V. Pesterev and L. A. Bergman

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A. V. Pesterev

Institute for Systems Analysis, Russian Academy of Sciences, pr. 60-letiya Oktyabrya 9, Moscow, 119034 Russia

L. A. Bergman

Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Department, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801

J. Vib. Acoust 122(1), 54-61 (Jan 01, 1999) (8 pages) doi:10.1115/1.568436 History: Received January 01, 1999

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Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=24 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

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Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the SS beam by the improved series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

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Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the SS beam by the ordinary series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

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The moving oscillator solution (solid line) for the SS beam and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

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Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the CC beam by the improved series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

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Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the CC beam by the ordinary series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

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The moving oscillator solution (solid line) for the CC beam and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

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Shape of the string w(x,t) at t=0.5 for the moving oscillator problem (solid line) and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

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Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=4 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

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Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=2 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

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Exact solution w(x,0.5) to the moving oscillator problem (solid line) (obtained by using 100 terms of the improved series) and two approximations to it obtained by means of five first terms of the improved series (dashed line) and five terms of the ordinary series (dotted line)

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A distributed system carrying a moving linear conservative oscillator

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Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=24 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the SS beam by the improved series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the SS beam by the ordinary series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

The moving oscillator solution (solid line) for the SS beam and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the CC beam by the improved series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

Approximations of the moving oscillator solution for the CC beam by the ordinary series with 3 (dotted line), 6 (dashed line), and 12 (solid line) terms

The moving oscillator solution (solid line) for the CC beam and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

Shape of the string w(x,t) at t=0.5 for the moving oscillator problem (solid line) and its moving force (dashed line) and quasi-static (dotted line) approximations

Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=4 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

Displacement of the moving mass on the CC beam for v=2 m/s: (i) exact solution (solid line), (ii) moving force approximation (dashed line), and (iii) quasi-static approximation (dotted line).

Exact solution w(x,0.5) to the moving oscillator problem (solid line) (obtained by using 100 terms of the improved series) and two approximations to it obtained by means of five first terms of the improved series (dashed line) and five terms of the ordinary series (dotted line)

A distributed system carrying a moving linear conservative oscillator

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