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Book chapter

Non-trivial effects of high- frequency excitation for pendulum type systems

In Selected Topics in Vibrational Mechanics — 2004, pp. 73-137

By Jensen, Jakob Søndergaard1,2; Thomsen, Jon Juel1,2; Tcherniak, D. M.

Edited by Blekhman, I. I.

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Solid Mechanics, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark1

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark2

Language: English
Publisher: World Scientific
Year: 2004
Pages: 73-137
Series: Series a on Stability, Vibration, and Control of Systems
ISBN: 1281934461 , 9812380558 , 9812794522 , 9781281934468 , 9789812380555 and 9789812794529
Types: Book chapter
ORCIDs: Jensen, Jakob Søndergaard and Thomsen, Jon Juel

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