Analysis of vibrations in large flexible hybrid systems

Abstract

The mathematical model of a real flexible elastic system with distributed and discrete parameters is considered. It is a partial differential equation with non-classical boundary conditions. Complexity of the boundary conditions results in the impossibility to find exact analytical solutions. To address the problem, we use the asymptotical method of small parameter together with the numerical method of normal fundamental systems of solutions. These methods allow us to investigate vibrations, and a technique for determination of complex eigenvalues of the considered boundary value problem is developed. The conditions, at which vibration processes of different character take place, are defined. Dependence of the vibration frequencies on physical parameters of the hybrid system is studied. We show that introduction of different feedbacks into the system allow one to control the frequency spectrum, in which excitation of vibrations is possible.Mathematics Subject Classification 2000: 93C20, 74H10, 74H15, 74H45.

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