Nonlinear Strategies for Longitudinal Control in the Stabilization of an Oscillating Suspended Cable
Abstract Thefeasibility of reducing vibrations in suspended cables by animposed longitudinal displacement of one support is investigatedthrough an analytical model. A noncollocated active control schemeis considered where modal amplitudes describing transverse oscillationsare used in the feedback co...
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