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V. N. Koshlyakov, "On the transition to the precessional equations in non-conservative gyroscopic systems," Mech. Solids. 38 (4), 21-27 (2003)
Year 2003 Volume 38 Number 4 Pages 21-27
Title On the transition to the precessional equations in non-conservative gyroscopic systems
Author(s) V. N. Koshlyakov (Kiev)
Abstract The aim of this paper is to investigate a mechanism of domination of gyroscopic forces in non-conservative systems. The investigation is based on a matrix equation that has been obtained in [1, 2]. A comparison of matrices occurring in this equation in norm enables one to identify a mechanism responsible for domination of gyroscopic forces in systems acted upon by non-conservative forces. The presentation of the material is associated with the problem of transition to precessional equations in non-conservative gyroscopic systems. An illustrative example is considered.
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Received 12 December 2002
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