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Effects of the geometry of friction interfaces on the nonlinear dynamics of jointed structure
Friction interfaces are commonly used in large-scale engineering systems for mechanical joints. They are known to significantly shift the resonance frequencies of the assembled structures due to softening effects and to reduce the vibration amplitude due to frictional energy dissipation between subs
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