Titlebook: Dynamics and Bifurcations of Non-Smooth Mechanical Systems; Remco I. Leine,Henk Nijmeijer Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004

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Concluding Remarks,The preceding chapters present to some extent a theoretical framework as well as numerical methods for the analysis of non-smooth systems with an emphasis on mechanical systems with dry friction. Theory and methods are presented from Non-smooth Mechanics . Nonlinear Dynamics, which is the main objective of the book.

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Golam Kibria,A. K. Yousuf Haroonften studied by smooth approximations. And why should one like to consider bifurcations of non-smooth systems? The number of textbooks on bifurcation theory is large and the field of bifurcations is becoming a classical subfield of dynamical systems. In this introductory chapter we explain why we .

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Jeevan Dananjaya Kottawa-Arachchind set-valued functions (Section 2.1). The notion of continuity of functions is relaxed in Section 2.2 to semi-continuity for set-valued functions and the notion of the classical derivative of smooth functions is extended in Section 2.3 to generalized differentials for non-smooth functions. Some def

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Akhilesh Vijay,Sivasankaran Bijoy Nandanresence of dry friction. Moreover, dry friction is also responsible for stick-slip vibrations, which occur for instance in brakes, wheel-rail contact and bowed instruments such as violins. We briefly discuss the basic tribological phenomena related to dry friction in Section 4.1. Modelling of dry fr

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Ketan S. Tatu,James T. Andersonusions and form an important class of non-smooth systems. In this chapter we will discuss the mathematical formulation of mechanical multibody systems with unilateral contact and friction modelled with set-valued force laws. The contact laws for unilateral contact and dry friction will be expressed

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