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KEY TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
Classical Viscous Damping:
The model of
damping based on Rayleigh's dissipation function
where the damping force depends on instantaneous
velocities.
Damper:
A mechanical device added into
the parent structure to control the responses to
permissible limits.
Nonviscous Damping:
The model of damping
in which the damping force depends on the past
history of velocities.
Optimal Positioning:
Procedure for place-
ment of control devices in the parent frame to get
an optimal response.
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