2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jappmathmech.2013.07.015
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General relations for waves in one-dimensional elastic systems

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“…(which guarantees the absence of any other sources, including at infinity). Here 0 = � ⁄ -the speed of wave propagation in a string without taking into account the basement, * -the lowest frequency of oscillation of a string, due to the presence of an elastic basement, 0 = � 0 ⁄ , ω 0 = � 0 ⁄ -partial frequencies of oscillations of the object, determined without taking into account the influence of the string, = , ⁄ string density, Ω -forcing frequency, 0 = 01 ⁄ , 0 = 02 ⁄ , 01 , 02 -the amplitudes of the forcing forces applied to the lower and upper masses, respectively, -phase shift, ℎ ⁄ -energy transfer rate [4], ℎ -energy density, -energy flux density. The square brackets denote the difference between the limiting values, the quantities in them, to the right and left of the contact point.…”
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“…(which guarantees the absence of any other sources, including at infinity). Here 0 = � ⁄ -the speed of wave propagation in a string without taking into account the basement, * -the lowest frequency of oscillation of a string, due to the presence of an elastic basement, 0 = � 0 ⁄ , ω 0 = � 0 ⁄ -partial frequencies of oscillations of the object, determined without taking into account the influence of the string, = , ⁄ string density, Ω -forcing frequency, 0 = 01 ⁄ , 0 = 02 ⁄ , 01 , 02 -the amplitudes of the forcing forces applied to the lower and upper masses, respectively, -phase shift, ℎ ⁄ -energy transfer rate [4], ℎ -energy density, -energy flux density. The square brackets denote the difference between the limiting values, the quantities in them, to the right and left of the contact point.…”
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“…Substituting (5) into (4), and averaging over the oscillation frequency of the object, we obtain the expression for the constant component of the wave resistance force…”
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