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Transient analysis of magnetically induced vibrations of conductor plates
J. S. Lee
, J. H. Prevost
Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Magnetic Field
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Finite Element Modeling
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Numerical Scheme
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Transient Analysis
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State Variable
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Field Data
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Finite Element Formulation
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Induced Vibration
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Coupled Analysis
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Transient Vibration
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Transient Analysis
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Conductor Plate
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Magnetically Induced Vibration
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Finite Element Model
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Time Integration
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Numerical Procedure
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Finite Element Formulation
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Mechanical Aspects
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Magnetic Field Vector
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Electromagnetic Induction
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Nonlinear Hyperbolic Systems
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Magnetically Induced
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Efficient numerical Scheme
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Coupled Analysis
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Transient Vibration
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Coupled Nonlinear
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Mathematics
Finite Element Method
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Transient Analysis
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Hyperbolic Systems
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Magnetic Field
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Numerical Scheme
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Time Integration
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Field Data
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State Variable
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Physics
Electromagnetism
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Magnetic Field
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Finite Element Modeling
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Finite Element Analysis
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Electromagnetic Induction
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Material Science
Conductor
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Finite Element Method
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Finite Element Modeling
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