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On periodic steady state response and stability of Filippov-type mechanical models

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In the first part of this study, the basic steps of a methodology are presented, leading to a long time response of a class of periodically excited mechanical models with contact and dry friction. In particular, the models examined belong to the special class of Filippov-type dynamical systems, which possess continuous displacements and velocities, but exhibit discontinuities in their accelerations. The direct determination of periodic steady state response of this class of models is achieved by combining suitable numerical integration of the equations of motion with an appropriate technique yielding the corresponding monodromy matrix. This matrix, which arises from a linearization of the motion around a located periodic solution, involves saltations (jumps) and is also useful in predicting its stability properties. The analytical part is complemented by a suitable continuation procedure, enabling evaluation of complete branches of periodic motions. In the second part of the study, the effectiveness of the methodology developed is confirmed by presenting representative sets of numerical results obtained for selected examples. The first two of them are single degree of freedom oscillators. Besides investigating some interesting aspects of regular periodic response, some cases involving rich dynamics of the class of the system examined are also studied in a systematic way. The last example is a more involved and challenging model, related to the function of an engine valve and characterized by large numerical stiffness.

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Theodosiou, C., Pournaras, A. & Natsiavas, S. On periodic steady state response and stability of Filippov-type mechanical models. Nonlinear Dyn 66, 355–376 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-011-0080-9

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