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Methods for lower bounds to frequencies of continuous elastic systems

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Es werden Verfahren zur Berechnung der unteren Grenzen des Frequenzgangs freier Schwingungen von kontinuierlichen linear-elastischen Systemen dargestellt. Diese Verfahren beruhen auf einer systematischen Verbesserung der durch explizite Lösung ähnlicher, jedoch einfacherer Schwingungsprobleme hergeleiteten unteren Grenzen. Die Allgemeinheit unserer Darstellung ermöglicht die Erfassung einer umfangreichen Klasse linearer Theorien. Die Anwendbarkeit dieser Verfahren wird an Beispielen aus der klassischen Plattentheorie erläutert, und es werden numerische Ergebnisse für vier Balkenprobleme angegeben.

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Bazley, N., Fox, D.W. Methods for lower bounds to frequencies of continuous elastic systems. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (ZAMP) 17, 1–37 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01594084

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