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Quasilinear Single-Frequency Dynamics of a Discrete Frictional Mechanical Self-Oscillating System with Delay

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Single-frequency quasiharmonic oscillations in a multilink elastoplastic model with lumped parameters are analyzed by the first asymptotic approximation.

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Zhirnov, B.M. Quasilinear Single-Frequency Dynamics of a Discrete Frictional Mechanical Self-Oscillating System with Delay. International Applied Mechanics 38, 750–757 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020493131349

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