1 Correction to: Nonlinear Dyn (2020) 100:351-421 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-020-05541-6

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Arena et al. [371] studied the nonlinear dynamic response of a flexible cable through the special Cosserat theory of rods while considering extension, bending, shear stress, and twist effects. They found the proposed model has approximately up to 30% error within boundary layers to predict the stress value. They also presented the results for several case studies on the taut and shallow cables. In another study, the nonlinearity behavior of overhead cables was evaluated by Barbieri et al. [372] through using the analytical model and finite element technique. The results were compared with experimental data collected by measuring the force under impulsive excitation or electromechanical shaker. Additionally, they found that an increase in the central sag or fluctuation in tension can change the natural frequency of cable.