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Optimal Projection in a Koopman-Based Sorting-Free Hill Method

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In this chapter, the performance of a novel method to determine the stability of periodic solutions is analyzed. Using the Koopman framework, the linear time-periodic nonautonomous perturbed dynamics around a periodic solution can be approximated by a linear autonomous system of higher order, whose system matrix is the well-known Hill matrix. The evaluation of the closed-form solution reveals that the monodromy matrix can be approximated by the Hill matrix, using only a matrix exponential and a projection instead of solving a large eigenvalue problem or integrating numerically over one period. There does not exist a unique choice for the projection of the Hill matrix to the monodromy matrix. In this chapter, various ways to obtain a suitable projection are discussed. The computational efficiency of the novel method is analyzed for the vertically excited multiple pendulum, comparing the effect of the considered projection options.

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    The number n in the name 2n-pass refers to the number of DOFs of the mechanical system, called \({n_{\mathrm {p}}}\) below, and should not be confused with the number of states n.

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Bayer, F., Leine, R.I. (2024). Optimal Projection in a Koopman-Based Sorting-Free Hill Method. In: Lacarbonara, W. (eds) Advances in Nonlinear Dynamics, Volume I. ICNDA 2023. NODYCON Conference Proceedings Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-50631-4_35

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