Random Vibrations: Theory and Practice (Dover Books on Physics)
Covers the theory and analysis of vibrating systems and structures undergoing irregular random oscillations, the manner under which vibration excitation begins and methods to evaluate and control the disturbances. Features an assessment of nonlinear systems experiencing loading, fatigue and fracture brought on by vibration. Contains computational techniques to solve random vibration problems which lead to vibration free designs.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.