Titlebook: Computational Methods in Mechanical Systems; Mechanism Analysis, Jorge Angeles,Evtim Zakhariev Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Physical Properties of Liquid Crystals static balancing. Static balancing is defined here as the set of conditions on mechanism dimensional and mass parameters which, when satisfied, ensure that the weight of the links does not produce any torque (or force) at the actuators for any configuration of the mechanism, under static conditions

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Electronic Structure of Solids aested in the optimum design of multi-DOF mechanisms taking into account their dimensions and their morphology. After introducing the general problem of optimum design in this context, we describe different formulations of objective functions used in order to represent the mechanical specifications o

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Electronic Structure of Solids aures built or modeled by feature surfaces consisting of planes, spheres, and cylinders. It develops the governing equations for locating each of these geometric objects using tactile sensing probes. It shows that although four points are needed to locate a sphere, in many applications sensing three

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Electronic Structure of Solids alicable for both manipulators having the same number of input and output coordinates and redundantly controlled manipulators with a larger number of inputs than outputs. A numerical method is presented for finding an initial point on the boundary, from which a continuation method that accounts for s

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Electronic Structure of Solids aadvantage of the first method is the description of the system’s behavior by means of vector and tensor quantities with clear geometrical and mechanical sense such as mass center, inertia tensor, angular velocity, momentum, moment of momentum, etc. A disadvantage of this method is the necessary intr

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Electronic Structure of Solids ahe nonlinear dynamics of spatial poly-contour mechanical systems are presented. Matrix transformation methods and Newton-Euler equations are used for deriving the kinematic and dynamic equations of motion. The resulting nonlinear kinematic model is common for the analysis and synthesis problems. Non

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Electronic Structure of Solids are presented. The methods developed are intended for simulation of stiff mechanical systems using the well-known Newmark integration method from structural dynamics and more recent implicit Runge-Kutta methods. Newmark integration formulas for second-order differential equations are first used to de

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Electronic Structure of Solids aformations, which allows linearisation in the deformation variables. The linearisation procedure requires a careful analysis of geometric stiffening. The consideration of the effect is discussed for general flexible structures here including theoretical background, computer implementation and demons