forced vibration question

Sep 08, 2004 46 Replies

You call me arrogant and demagogic? Well, that's really a nice example for the pot calling the kettle black.

I know it perfectly well.

You, OTOH, show again and again that you don't understand it.

Yes, indeed.

Bye, Bjoern

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Where did I say or even imply anything like that?

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Bye, Bjoern

Bravo!

Do you think it really is possible to get out of Harris Tottle's teacher's cave into the full light of the Sun?

André Michaud

I missed the reference, there, podner... Roger

Make that 'not cause harmonic motion'.

Gravity is not a force, but m*g is a D'Alembert force.

And there's damping too. An infinite response at resonance only occurs if there's zero damping.

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