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Chap. 4   References                                           121

                              Example 4.8-2
                       Runga-Kutta Program
                       (  0.200E+01)d2x/dx2  +  (  0.800E+01)dx/dt  +  (  0.100E+03)x =  f{t)
                        f(  O.OOOE+00)   0 .OOOE+00
                        f(  0.250E+00)   0.100E4-01
                        f(  0.500E+00)   0.500E+00
                        f(  O.lOOE+01)  0 .OOOE+00
                        x(0)  =  O.OOOE+00
                        dx/dt(0)  =  O.OOOE+00
                           time       disp       veloc
                        O.OOOOE+00   .OOOOE+00   O.OOOOE+00
                        0.7071E-01   .1095E-03   0.4458E-02
                        0.1414E+00   •7853E-03   0.1539E-01
                        0.2121E+00   .2347E-02   0.2888E-01
                        0.2828E+00   .4846E-02   0.4026E-01
                        0.3536E+00   .7671E-02   0.3732E-01
                          .4243E+00   . 9848E-02   0.2288E-01     Displacements vs time
                          .4950E+00   0.1077E-01   0.2850E-02
                          .5657E+00   0.1028E-01   -0.1613E-01
                          . 6364E+00   0.8636E-02  -0.2916E-01
                          .7071E+00   0.6329E-02  -0.3490E-01
                         0.7778E+00   0.3862E-02  -0.3392E-01
                         0.8485E+00   0.1648E-02  -0.2809E-01
                         0.9192E+00   -0.5289E-04  -0M983E-01
                         0.9899E+00   -0.1155E-02  -0.1151E-01
                         0.1061E+01   -0.1703E-02  -0.4056E-02
                         0.1131E+01   -0.1753E-02   0.2382E-02
                         0.1202E+01   -0.1417E-02   0.6730E-02
                         0.1273E+01   -0.8614E-03   0.8573E-02
                         0.1344E+01   -0.2591E-03   0.8136E-02
                         0.1414E+01   0.2503E-03   0.6072E-02
                         0.1485E+01   0.5810E-03   0.3222E-02
                         0.1556E+01   0.7066E-03   0.3862E-03
                         0.1626E+01   0.6506E-03  -0.1834E-02
                         0.1697E+01   0.4698E-03  -0.3118E-02
                         0.1768E+01   0.2333E-03  -0.3421E-02
                         0.1838E+01   0.5255E-05  -0.2921E-02
                         0.1909E+01   -0.1678E-03  -0.1921E-02
                         0.1980E+01   -0.2625E-03  -0.7574E-03
                         0.2051E+01   -0.2780E-03   0.2812E-03
                         0.2121E+01   -0.2304E-03   0.1004E-02
                         0.2192E+01   -0.1454E-03   0.1336E-02
                         0.2263E+01   -0.5035E-04   0.1301E-02
                         0.2333E+01   0.3208E-04   0.9971E-03
                         0.2404E+01   0.8739E-04   0.5557E-03
                         0.2475E+01   0.1105E-03   0.1045E-03
                         0.2546E+01   0.1043E-03  -0.2581E-03
                         0.2616E+01   0.7746E-04   -0.4764E-03
                         0.2687E+01   0.4069E-04   -0.5395E-03
                         0.2758E+01  0.4297E-05  -0.4721E-03
                       period,  T=  0.8886E+00   maximum amplitude,  A=  0.1077E-01
                                                         R EFER ENC ES
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                              [2]  H a r r i s ,  C.  M.  a n d   Crede,  C.  E.  Shock  &  Vibration  Handbook,  Vol.  1.  New  York:
                                 McGraw-Hill,  1961,  Chapter 8.
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