Miles' Equation in Random Vibrations: Theory and Applications in Spacecraft Structures Design (Solid Mechanics and Its Applications, 248)
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Miles' Equation in Random Vibrations: Theory and Applications in Spacecraft Structures Design (Solid Mechanics and Its Applications, 248)

by Jaap Wijker

Engineering Mathematics Physics Aerospace
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This specialized volume explores Miles' equation in random vibrations and its relevance to spacecraft structures design. Positioned within solid mechanics and its applications, it offers a focused technical resource for readers interested in vibration theory, mathematical analysis, and aerospace structural engineering.

About This Book

This book examines Miles' equation in the context of random vibrations.

It brings together theoretical discussion and applications related to spacecraft structures design.

The subject is presented within solid mechanics and its applications, making the book relevant to readers studying vibration and structural analysis.

Its focus is technical and specialized, centered on the relationship between mathematical methods and spacecraft engineering problems.

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