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                             4-22  If the natural period  r  of the oscillator is large compared to that of pulse  duration  ij,
                                 the  maximum  peak  response  will  occur  in  the  region  t > ty  For  the  undamped
                                 oscillator,  the  integrals written  as
                                               sin w„t('f{i)cos (oj di -   cos (o„t f  f{^) sin (ojd^
                                                    •'o             •'0
                                 do  not  change  for  I >  i„  because  in  this  region  fit) =  0.  Thus,  by  making  the
                                 substitution
                                                    Acoscj)  = 0)^ r '/ ( i  ) cos (oj
                                                              •'o
                                                     A sin 4)  =   r'f( i) sin ojJ
                                                              •'o
                                 the  response  for  t >   is  a  simple  harmonic  motion  with  amplitude  A,  Discuss  the
                                 nature of the  response  spectrum for this case.
                             4-23  Derive  Eqs.  (4.5-4) and (4.5-5) for the  half-sine  pulse,  and verify  the  primary  and  the
                                 residual  SRS curves of Fig. 4.5-5. (Note that  n  = 2 ior  t^/r >  1.5  in the primary SRS
                                 equation.)
                             4-24  The  base  of an  undamped  spring-mass system,  m  and  k,  is  given  a velocity  pulse,  as
                                 shown  in  Fig.  P4-24.  Show that  if the  peak occurs  at  i  <  ij,  the response  spectrum  is










                                                                     Figure  P4-24.
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