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Den Hartog: A researcher who first proposes
a complete design theory for TMD and is one
of the most referred authors in TMD literatures.
Detuning Effect: An effect that induces reduc-
tion of control effectiveness of a TMD/MTMD
due to mistuning in frequency.
Multiple Tuned Mass Dampers (MTMD):
A passive vibration control device which is com-
posed by multiple TMDs arranged in parallel.
Operating Range: Frequency range in which
a TMD/MTMD is effective.
Passive Control System: A system of struc-
tural control whose characteristic is determined
once by an appropriate design method before the
device is in place.
Soil-Structure Interaction (SSI) Effect: An
effect that describes the interaction between soil
and structure motions due to a flexible foundation.
Stroke: Displacement of TMD/MTMD unit
relative to the installed place.
Torsionally Coupled (TC) Effect: An effect
that describes the coupling of translation and tor-
sion of a building due to the inconsistency of the
center of rigidity and the center of mass.
Tuned Mass Damper (TMD): A passive
vibration control device which is a single-degree-
of-freedom system consisting of mass, damping,
and stiffness components.

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