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Contents                                                        vii

                             11  MODE^SUMMATION PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUOUS
                                 SYSTEMS                                                   345


                                  11.1   Mode-Summation  Method  345
                                  11.2   Beam Orthogonality Including Rotary Inertia
                                       and Shear Deformation  351
                                  11.3   Normal Modes of Constrained  Structures  353
                                  11.4   Mode-Acceleration Method  358
                                  11.5   Component-Mode  Synthesis  360

                             12  CLASSICAL METHODS                                         371

                                  12.1   Rayleigh Method  371
                                  12.2   Dunkerley’s Equation  379
                                  12.3   Rayleigh-Ritz Method  384
                                  12.4   Holzer Method  387
                                  12.5   Digital Computer Program for the Torsional
                                       System  390
                                  12.6   Myklestad’s Method for Beams  393
                                  12.7   Coupled Flexure-Torsion Vibration  397
                                  12.8   Transfer Matrices  399
                                  12.9   Systems with Damping  400
                                  12.10  Geared System  403
                                  12.11  Branched Systems  404
                                  12.12  Transfer Matrices for Beams  406


                             13  RANDOM VIBRATIONS                                         419

                                  13.1   Random Phenomena  419
                                  13.2   Time Averaging and Expected Value  420
                                  13.3   Frequency Response Function  422
                                  13.4   Probability Distribution  425
                                  13.5   Correlation  431
                                  13.6   Power Spectrum and Power Spectral
                                       Density  435
                                  13.7   Fourier Transforms  441
                                  13.8   FTs and Response  448
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