Lecture

Vibratory Mechanics: 2 Degrees of Freedom

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Description

This lecture covers the equations of motion for 2 degrees of freedom systems in the conservative free regime, focusing on symmetrical systems, viscous and elastic properties, and the canonical form of the oscillator. It also discusses the Newton equations, characteristic equations, eigenmodes, and modal vectors in the context of vibratory mechanics.

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