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VIBRATION TRANSMISSIBILITY OF A UNIDIRECTIONAL MULTI-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE DYNAMIC ABSORBERS

An analytical and closed-form vibration transmissibility of a general unidirectional multi-degree-of-freedom system with multiple dynamic absorbers is studied in this paper. The dynamics of the primary system and the dynamic absorbers are described as a two-way state-flow graph model. To reduce the...

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