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Discussion related to the paper of W. Pekala and J. Szopa: The application of Green's multidimensional function to investigate the stochastic vibrations of dynamical systems

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Czerny, L. Discussion related to the paper of W. Pekala and J. Szopa: The application of Green's multidimensional function to investigate the stochastic vibrations of dynamical systems. Ing. arch 55, 434–439 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00537651

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