Brief paper: Analytical computation of the H2-norm of fractional commensurate transfer functions
Automatica (Journal of IFAC)
Two approaches for studying the impact response of viscoelastic engineering systems: An overview
Computers & Mathematics with Applications
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Free damped vibrations of a linear viscoelastic oscillator based on the fractional derivative model involving more than one different fractional parameters and several relaxation (retardation) times are investigated. The analytical solution is obtained in the form of two terms, one of which governs the drift of the system's equilibrium position and is defined by the dynamic relaxation-retardation processes occurring in the system, and the other term describes damped vibrations around the equilibrium position and is determined by the system's inertia and energy dissipation. The drift is governed by an improper integral taken along two sides of the cut of the complex plane, while damped vibrations are determined according to the two complex conjugate roots of the characteristic equation, which are located on the left half of the complex plane. The behaviour of the characteristic equation roots as functions of the system's rheological parameters, which enable the control of the dynamic response of the oscillator, is shown in the complex plane.