Lecture

Structures: Vibrations and Miles' Formula

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This lecture covers the assembly of structures, vibrations including the harmonic oscillator and sine vibrations, and introduces Miles' Formula for estimating loads due to random vibrations. It explains the dynamic amplification factor, the use of Fourier transform in random vibrations, and the Miles Formula for pre-dimensioning mechanisms.

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