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Vibration localization by disorder in assemblies of monocoupled, multimode component systems
Philip D. Cha
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Christophe Pierre
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Stevens Institute of Technology
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Multi-mode
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Modal Coupling
100%
Localization Factor
100%
Vibration Localization
100%
Steady State
50%
Probabilistic Method
50%
Substructure
50%
Engineering Structures
50%
Periodic Systems
50%
Exponential Decay
50%
Analytical Expression
50%
Matrix Formulation
50%
Large Values
50%
Transfer Matrix
50%
Disorder Strength
50%
Wave Attenuation
50%
Mode Shape
50%
Strong Localization
50%
Harmonic Vibration
50%
Vibration Amplitude
50%
Multicomponent Mode
50%
Vibration Confinement
50%
Severe Vibration
50%
Engineering
System Component
100%
Multimode
100%
Passbands
100%
Probabilistic Method
33%
Engineering Structure
33%
Mode Shape
33%
Exponential Decay
33%
Limiting Case
33%
Matrix Formulation
33%
Harmonics
33%