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L. D. Akulenko, L. I. Korovina, and S. V. Nesterov, "Self-induced vibrations in an essentially nonlinear system," Mech. Solids. 37 (3), 36-41 (2002)
Year 2002 Volume 37 Number 3 Pages 36-41
Title Self-induced vibrations in an essentially nonlinear system
Author(s) L. D. Akulenko (Moscow)
L. I. Korovina (Moscow)
S. V. Nesterov (Moscow)
Abstract We investigate self-induced vibrations in an essentially nonlinear system with the restoring force described by an odd (for example, cubic) function of the displacement. The self-induced vibrations are excited in accordance with the standard mechanism, as is the case for the van der Pol oscillator. An effective numerical-analytical method is developed for calculating the basic characteristics of the vibrations (the period, the amplitude, the phase trajectory, and the limit cycle) in the case of small and moderately large feedback gains. The analysis of the self-induced vibrations is carried out and new qualitative mechanical effects are established.
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Received 20 June 2000
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