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Dynamic response and optimal design of a lathe spindle under experimentally measured random cutting force excitations
This thesis presents the dynamic response and optimal design of a lathe spindle under experimentally measured random cutting force excitations. The optimal design is based on minimizing the maximum mean square displacement response of the workpiece under the action of random cutting forces. The sto
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