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Mechanical vibration systems are sometimes excited by stochastic forces. Such excitations may appear in all kinds of vibration systems, e. g. an automobile driving on a standard road, a centrifuge with erratic charge or a tall building waving in all weathers. Stochastic forces can not be represented by a single time function, a description by a stochastic process is necessary. Further, the response of the vibration system will be also a stochastic process. Therefore, the stochastic processes will be discussed in short at the beginning.
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Müller, P.C., Schiehlen, W.O. (1977). Random Vibrations. In: Forced Linear Vibrations. International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, vol 172. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4356-8_7
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