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Indirect Identification Methods I: Adjustment of Mathematical Models by the Results of Vibrations Tests: Using Eigensolutions

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This lecture is devoted to the study of some adjustment procedures for the models of mechanical structures. This adjustment is obtained by the results of the tests done on a prototype of the structure and is based on the comparison of the calculated and identified eigensolutions. Its aim is to improve the precision with which the state equation permit to predit the dynamical behaviour. This lecture is limited to the case of linear mechanical structures, asymptotically stable, which can be represented by discrete models and constant, symmetrical, simple structure state matrices. The extension to the case of non symmetrical matrices is possible but first of all imply, for some of the proposed methods, the identification of the two sets of right and left eigenvectors.1,2

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Lallemetit, G. (1982). Indirect Identification Methods I: Adjustment of Mathematical Models by the Results of Vibrations Tests: Using Eigensolutions. In: Natke, H.G. (eds) Identification of Vibrating Structures. International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, vol 272. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2896-1_6

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