Time domain modeling of a dynamic impact oscillator under wave excitations
This paper establishes a methodology for analyzing the dynamics of a wave-induced impact model, with emphasis on the modeling of float-over installations. The time domain model described by the Cummins equation provides an attractive way of analyzing the dynamics of marine structures with nonlinear...
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