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The dynamics of structures on an elastic base

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The problem of the dynamics of structures interacting with an elastic homogeneous half-plane through a rigid unyielding plate is reduced to the construction of the matrix of transmission momentum functions (the Green's matrix), which establishes the dependence between the generalized coordinates of the oscillations of the plate and the force characteristics. The elements obtained for this matrix are represented by graphs as the result of numerical solution of the nonsteady-state dynamic contact problem. We conclude that approximating a Green's matrix of exponential type on an infinite time interval is unjustified. Two figures.

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Translated fromDinamicheskie Sistemy, No. 6, 1987, pp. 60–63.

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Tishchenko, V.N., Cheporov, V.V. The dynamics of structures on an elastic base. J Math Sci 57, 3400–3402 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01880204

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