Titlebook: Dynamic Motion: Chaotic and Stochastic Behaviour; F. Casciati Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Wien 1993 dynamics.material.modeling.probability.V

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F,s idealized by one or few degrees of freedom, approximate methods have been developed. For practical applications in structural engineering the techniques of the stochastic equivalent linearization and of the response surface appear as the most suitable. These methods are illustrated in this Chapter.

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Book 1993ut to the definition of engineering procedures for detecting and avoidingundesiredphenomena. In this sense chaotic and stochastic behaviour can be tackled in a similar manner. This aspect is illustrated in Chapter 1.Chapters 2 and 3 are entirely devoted to Stochastic Dynamics and cover single-degree

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Computational Aspects in Chaotic and Stochastic Dynamics,he simulation of the physical system through a ., one hopes to achieve a better understanding of the unknown and forbidden structures of the system [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]. In this way the study of a dynamical system through the computer is sometimes similar to the classical experimental work.

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D,ses. Many practical problems involve processes which are approximately normal and the effect of the non-normality can often be regarded as negligible. This explains the popularity of second order analyses.

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F,ich present non-linearities is more recent and exact solutions are available for few special cases only. Furthermore, while a comprehensive linear theory exists, no correspondent general theoretical framework for non-linear problems has been formulated due to the complexity of these problems.