This paper discusses the constructional problem for a class of spring-mass systems whose part particles are connected to the ground. The problem is converted to an inverse eigenvalue problem for Jacobi matrix. An inverse eigenvalue problem of determining the system from its some physical parameters and incomplete eigenpairs is solved. The necessary and sufficient condition for constructing the system uniquely with positive parameters is obtained. Furthermore, the concrete expressions of the solution and the related numerical algorithm are derived, and numerical results show that the algorithm is effective.
In this paper, two inverse vibration problems of constructing a grounding spring-mass system from its two eigenpairs and part of spring stiffness are considered. The vibration system is constrained to satisfy a relation that the total mass of system is a constant, and the problems are transferred into inverse eigenvalue problems for Jacobi matrix. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the construction of physically realizable systems with positive parameters are derived. Furthermore, the corresponding numerical algorithms and numerical example are given.
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