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Paul Kevenh?rster,Wulf Sch?nbohmause structural or component failure. The capability to analyze dynamic response is critical not only for purposes of response prediction and design, but also for specification of random vibration and shock tests. This chapter develops the ideas and the mathematics underlying the structural dynamics

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