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Advanced Nonlinear Strategies for Vibration Mitigation and System Identification pp 129–206Cite as

Advanced Strategies for Nonlinear System Identification

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This chapter contains a review of the past and recent developments in system identifi cation of nonlinear dynamical structures. The objective is to present several approaches that have been proposed in the technical literature, to illustrate them using numerical and experimental applications, to highlight their assets and limitations.

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