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Mass matrix

In analytical mechanics, the mass matrix is a symmetric matrix M that expresses the connection between the time derivative of the generalized… 
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Dynamic substructuringFinite element methodStiffness matrixVerlet integration

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2014
2014
Discrete family symmetry from F-theory GUTs
A bstractWe consider realistic F-theory GUT models based on discrete family symmetries A4 and S3, combined with SU(5) GUT… 
2010
2010
Frequency domain model reduction based on principal component analysis
2008
2008
Lepton flavour violating heavy Higgs decays within the νMSSM and their detection at the LHC
2008
2008
Hybrid textures in minimal seesaw mass matrices
2008
2008
Phenomenological consequences of four zero neutrino Yukawa textures
2006
2006
Multiple-arm space free-flying robots for manipulating objects with force tracking restrictions
2004
2004
On Inverse Quadratic Eigenvalue Problems with Partially Prescribed Eigenstructure
The inverse eigenvalue problem of constructing real and symmetric square matrices M, C, and K of size $n \times n$ for the… 
2003
2003
Sensitivity analysis and modification of structural dynamic characteristics using second order approximation
2003
2003
Modelling of silo discharge and filling problems by the material point method
Abstract: The problems of flow of a granular material in the processes of silo discharge and filling are considered. Dynamic, two… 
2001
2001
Polyhedral single degree-of-freedom expanding structures
Some engineering applications require structures to expand and contract in size, while retaining their exterior shape. The… 
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