First-Passage Time in a Random Vibrational System

@article{Gray1966FirstPassageTI,
  title={First-Passage Time in a Random Vibrational System},
  author={Augustine H. Gray},
  journal={Journal of Applied Mechanics},
  year={1966},
  volume={33},
  pages={187-191}
}
  • A. Gray
  • Published 1 March 1966
  • Mathematics
  • Journal of Applied Mechanics
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