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LXXIII. Forced vibrations with combined viscous and coulomb damping
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In this paper, forced vibrations with combined viscous and coulomb damping are combined with forced vibrations to achieve forced vibrations in the presence of coulombs and viscous fluids.Abstract:
(1930). LXXIII. Forced vibrations with combined viscous and coulomb damping. The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science: Vol. 9, Supplement, pp. 801-817.read more
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