A perturbation technique has been developed in Part I to consider the computation of the normal forms for general multiple-degree-of-freedom autonomous systems. In this paper, the perturbation approach is extended to study general non-autonomous systems and is focused on systems with external forcin
Computation of the normal forms for general M-DOF systems using multiple time scales. Part I: autonomous systems
β Scribed by Pei Yu; Songhui Zhu
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2005
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 744 KB
- Volume
- 10
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1007-5704
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β¦ Synopsis
This paper is concerned with the symbolic computation of the normal forms of general multiple-degreeof-freedom oscillating systems. A perturbation technique based on the method of multiple time scales, without the application of center manifold theory, is generalized to develop efficient algorithms for systematically computing normal forms up to any high order. The equivalence between the perturbation technique and Poincare Β΄normal form theory is proved, and general solution forms are established for solving ordered perturbation equations. A number of cases are considered, including the non-resonance, general resonance, resonant case containing 1:1 primary resonance, and combination of resonance with non-resonance. ''Automatic'' Maple programs have been developed which can be executed by a user without knowing computer algebra and Maple. Examples are presented to show the efficiency of the perturbation technique and the convenience of symbolic computation. This paper is focused on autonomous systems, and non-autonomous systems are considered in a companion paper.
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