JOURNAL ARTICLE

A note on the estimation of critical damping in dynamic relaxation

Jill Bunce

Year: 1972 Journal:   International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering Vol: 4 (2)Pages: 301-303   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Abstract A new way of estimating critical damping in dynamic relaxation is proposed using the concept of a mass‐dependant load vector, a postulate concerning vibrations and Rayleigh's principle. The method should be particularly appealing in those not uncommon circumstances where the actual loads are approximately proportional to the masses for then the computer time required in evaluating the various constants would actually be a part of the problem‐solving time.

Keywords:
Vibration Relaxation (psychology) Dynamic relaxation Rayleigh scattering Estimation Control theory (sociology) Mathematics Classical mechanics Computer science Applied mathematics Mathematical analysis Physics Engineering Acoustics Artificial intelligence Geometry

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