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Multi-Material Topology Optimization for Targeted Structural Dynamic Vibration Attenuation
Resonance-induced excessive vibrations can degrade performance, reduce reliability, and shorten the service life of engineering structures. To reduce the risk of resonance, structural natural frequencies are generally engineered to be shifted away from excitation frequencies. To achieve these freque
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