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    This document is the table of contents for the book "Vibration Problems in Engineering" by W. Weaver Jr., S.P. Timoshenko, and D.H. Young. The book is in its fifth edition and covers vibration analysis of engineering systems with one, two, multiple, and infinite degrees of freedom. It includes chapters on linear and nonlinear vibrations as well as the finite element method. The table of contents provides an overview of the chapter sections and topics covered in the book, such as free and forced vibrations, damping, normal mode analysis, and vibration of beams and continua.

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    This document is the table of contents for the book "Vibration Problems in Engineering" by W. Weaver Jr., S.P. Timoshenko, and D.H. Young. The book is in its fifth edition and covers vibration analysis of engineering systems with one, two, multiple, and infinite degrees of freedom. It includes chapters on linear and nonlinear vibrations as well as the finite element method. The table of contents provides an overview of the chapter sections and topics covered in the book, such as free and forced vibrations, damping, normal mode analysis, and vibration of beams and continua.

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    The book covers analysis of vibration problems in engineering systems with one or more degrees of freedom, from simple translational and rotational systems to continuous systems modeled using finite elements.

    The book covers vibration analysis of systems with one, two, multiple and infinite degrees of freedom. It also discusses nonlinear and discrete systems.

    The book discusses methods like the energy method, Rayleigh's method, normal mode analysis and the iteration method for calculating natural frequencies and mode shapes. It also covers numerical methods for nonlinear systems.

    VIBRATION

    PROBLEMS
    IN ENGINEERING
    FIFTH EDITION

    W. WEAVER, JR.
    Professor Emeritus of Structural Engineering
    Stanford University

    The Late S. P. TIMOSHENKO


    Professor Emeritus of Engineering Mechanics
    Stanford University

    The Late D. H. YOUNG


    Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering
    Stanford University

    WILEY
    A WILEY-INTERSC1ENCE PUBLICATION

    JOHN WILEY & SONS


    New York

    Chichester

    Brisbane

    Toronto

    Singapore

    CONTENTS

    PREFACE
    1 SYSTEMS WITH ONE DEGREE OF FREEDOM
    1.1
    1.2
    1.3
    1.4
    1.5
    1.6
    1.7
    1.8
    1.9
    1.10
    1.11
    1.12
    1.13
    1.14
    1.15

    xi
    1

    Examples of One-Degree Systems / 1


    Undamped Free Translational Vibrations / 2
    Rotational Vibrations / 12
    Energy Method / 18
    Rayleigh's Method / 24
    Forced Vibrations: Steady State / 39
    Forced Vibrations: Transient State / 48
    Free Vibrations with Viscous Damping / 52
    Forced Vibrations with Viscous Damping / 61
    Equivalent Viscous Damping / 69
    General Periodic Forcing Functions / 76
    Arbitrary Forcing Functions / 84
    Arbitrary Support Motions / 93
    Response Spectra / 99
    .
    **
    Step-by-Step Response Calculations / 107
    References / 113
    Problems / 114

    2 SYSTEMS WITH NONLINEAR CHARACTERISTICS

    139

    2.1 Examples of Nonlinear Systems / 139


    2.2 Direct Integration for Velocity and Period / 149
    2.3 Approximate Methods for Free Vibrations / 157
    vii

    viii

    CONTENTS

    2.4 Forced Nonlinear Vibrations / 166


    2.5 Piecewise-Linear Systems / 175
    2.6 Numerical Solutions for Nonlinear Systems /
    References / 207
    Problems / 208

    190

    3 SYSTEMS WITH TWO DEGREES OF FREEDOM


    3.1
    3.2
    3.3
    3.4
    3.5
    3.6
    3.7
    3.8

    217

    Examples of Two-Degree Systems / 217


    Action Equations: Stiffness Coefficients / 223
    Displacement Equations: Flexibility Coefficients / 225
    Inertial and Gravitational Coupling / 233
    Undamped Free Vibrations / 241
    Undamped Forced Vibrations / 251
    Free Vibrations with Viscous Dampling / 260
    Forced Vibrations with Viscous Damping / 265
    References / 267
    Problems / 267

    4 SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE DEGREES OF FREEDOM

    275

    4.1 Introduction / 275


    '
    4.2 Frequencies and Mode Shapes for Undamped
    Systems / 276
    4.3 Principal and Normal Coordinates / 287
    4.4 Normal-Mode Response to Initial Conditions / 295
    4.5 Normal-Mode Response to Applied Actions / 301
    4.6 Normal-Mode Response to Support Motions / 309
    4.7 Iteration Method for Frequencies and Mode Shapes / 318
    4.8 Damping in Multidegree Systems / 333
    4.9 Damped Response to Periodic Forcing Functions / 337
    4.10 Transient Response of Damped Systems / 343
    4.11 Step-by-Step Response Calculations / 347
    References / 352
    Problems / 352
    5 CONTINUA WITH INFINITE DEGREES OF FREEDOM
    5.1
    5.2
    5.3
    5.4
    5.5
    5.6
    5.7
    5.8

    Introduction / 363
    Free Longitudinal Vibrations of Prismatic Bars / 364
    Forced Longitudinal Response of Prismatic Bars / 373
    Normal-Mode Method for Prismatic Bars / 380
    Prismatic Bar with a Mass or Spring at the End / 387
    Bars Subjected to Longitudinal Support Motions / 395
    Torsional Vibrations of Circular Shafts / 401
    Transverse Vibrations of Stretched Wires / 409

    363

    CONTENTS

    5.9
    5.10
    5.11
    5.12
    5.13
    5.14
    5.15
    5.16
    5.17
    5.18
    5.19
    5.20
    5.21
    5.22
    5.23
    5.24

    Transverse Vibrations of Prismatic Beams / 416


    Transverse Vibrations of a Simple Beam / 422
    Vibrations of Beams with Other End Conditions / 425
    Effects of Rotary Inertia and Shearing Deformations / 433
    Forced Response of a Simple Beam / 436
    Forced Response of Beams with Other End
    Conditions / 442
    Beams Subjected to Support Motions / 444
    Beams Traversed by Moving Loads / 448
    Effect of Axial Force on Vibrations of Beams / 454
    Beams on Eastic Supports or Elastic Foundations / 456
    Ritz Method for Calculating Frequencies / 461
    Vibrations of Nonprismatic Beams / 466
    Coupled Flexural and Torsional Vibrations of Beams / 474
    Vibrations of Circular Rings / 478
    Transverse Vibrations of Membranes / 484
    Transverse Vibrations of Plates / 495
    References / 505
    Problems / 506

    6 FINITE-ELEMENT METHOD FOR DISCRETIZED


    CONTINUA
    6.1
    6.2
    6.3
    6.4
    6.5

    ix

    511

    Introduction / 511
    Stresses and Strains in Continua / 513
    Equations of Motion for Finite Elements / 516
    One-Dimensional Elements / 520
    Vibrations of Beams by Finite Elements / 534
    References / 542
    Problems / 543

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

    551

    APPENDIX A SYSTEMS OF UNITS AND MATERIAL


    PROPERTIES

    553

    A.I Systems of Units / 553


    A.2 Material Properties / 555

    APPENDIX B COMPUTER PROGRAMS


    B.I Introduction / 557
    B.2 Step-by-Step Solutions for Linear One-Degree
    Systems / 558
    B.3 Numerical Solutions for Nonlinear OneDegree Systems / 561

    557

    CONTENTS

    B.4 Iteration of Eigenvalues and


    Eigenvectors / 562
    B.5 Step-By-Step Solutions for Linear Multidegree
    Systems / 565
    B.6 Program Notation / 567
    Flowcharts for Programs / 569
    ANSWERS TO PROBLEMS

    587

    INDEX

    603

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