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Multibody Systems Containing Active Elements: Generation of Linearized System Equations, System Anasary . in order to obtain managable models for system design as well as for routine simulation purposes. After comparing several existing methods for order reduction with respect to their feasibility our recommendation for . can be summarized as follows:.The main advantages are the correct reproduct

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Simulation of Multibody Systems Using the Vector-Network Model,ation of vector dynamics and some concepts of graph theory; it serves as the basis for a “self-formulating” computer program which can simulate the response of a dynamic system, given only the system description. The vector-network method also permits us to observe a useful but little-known “princip

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On the Influence of Damping on the Stability of Certain Gyroscopic Systems, of the permanent rotations are indicated. These are then used to discuss the influence of damping. The system is split in two subsystems, one describing the dissipation of energy, the other the behaviour on a energy surface. Conditions for finite-time-stability are derived.