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Simulation of Idiofonic System
Múčka, Martin ; Keršner, Zbyněk (referee) ; Frantík, Petr (advisor)
The thesis deals with dynamic simulation of real bell behavior over time. The model is created according to principles of physical discretization as a spring in the FyDiK3D software. In order for the model to be declared as relevant, it is necessary to prove the behavior of the structures used in the elementary tasks of the mechanics. It shows the correlation between the stiffness of normal and diagonal springs. Describes how to use software import tools to create a model. The resulting model approaches its real bell behavior.
Simulation of Idiofonic System
Múčka, Martin ; Keršner, Zbyněk (referee) ; Frantík, Petr (advisor)
The thesis deals with dynamic simulation of real bell behavior over time. The model is created according to principles of physical discretization as a spring in the FyDiK3D software. In order for the model to be declared as relevant, it is necessary to prove the behavior of the structures used in the elementary tasks of the mechanics. It shows the correlation between the stiffness of normal and diagonal springs. Describes how to use software import tools to create a model. The resulting model approaches its real bell behavior.
Non-linear normal modes in dynamics-continuous systems
Náprstek, Jiří ; Fischer, Cyril
The paper presents a continuation of an effort started last year, when the authors briefly informed about the Non-linear normal modes (NNM) concerning the version dealing with discrete systems. Although many features of the continuous formulation from the mathematical viewpoint are similar to the discrete case, a couple of specifics should be highlighted from the viewpoint of a real applicability of this tool to investigate particular dynamic systems. Three approaches are mentioned in the paper and the Galerkin-Petrov based procedure is outlined in more details. As a particular subject the cantilever prismatic beam is discussed. Non-linear normal modes for several amplitudes are shown to demonstrate the dependence of their shapes on the actual effective amplitude. Comparison with adequate linear counterpart is done.

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