Математика/1.Дифференциальные и интегральные уравнения
Kaftaikina E.N., Dokukova
N.А., Zenkovich V.V., Konon P.N.
Belarusian State University, Belarus
GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION OF DYNAMIC MULTIELEMENT SYSTEM
Algebraic
conditions V.V. Voronov [1] based
on the analysis of the general characteristic
equation of a mathematical system are used to study the
stability of multi-element oscillating mechanical
systems. They allow to establish criteria for the
selection of rational physical and geometrical parameters of
the original mechanical system. Methods of calculating the
dynamics of multi-element mechanical system was
introduced in [2,
3]. They theoretically
and mathematically proved the
main provisions of improper calculation
of dynamical fluctuations systems with
an arbitrary number of degrees of freedom.
Improper vibration multielement mechanical
systems described by N-dependent linear inhomogeneous differential
equations of second order
(1)
Let denote the set of all combinations of
the set by k elements. For example: . Assume
that the set of components in each element of the set in ascending order, i.e. for every - component
elements in ascending order,
i.e. .
For each introduce Cartesian product as follows [4,
5]: (2)
Using results obtained in [2] for any introduce the
matrix and , obtained
from B and C by the following rule:
,
The system of equations (1) becomes:
, (3)
Introduce the
following amount: , that is the sum of the determinants of the
form: when k=0: , when k=n: , when 0<k<n: is the sum of the determinants of matrices, each of which is equal to the matrix with the exception of k rows, corresponding
rows of the matrix . Or, on the other, is the sum of the determinants of matrices, each of which is , except for n - k rows of the matrix rows. For
example:
.
Next, consider the following determinant:
(4)
where .
Example 1. SupposeN=2, then formula (4) becomes:
Example 2. Suppose N≥3, then formula (4) will be the
( through and denote the matrix and in which the crossed 1st row
and m-th column).
Here the determinant is
decomposed in the first row. Next, the brackets and changing the order of
summation, we obtain:
(5)
Based on this general formula (5) it
can be argued that the determinant of the
system as a sum for N≥2
(6)
A general formula for the
inhomogeneous decoupled system of differential
equations (6),
similar to the dynamics of
the vibrational motions of mechanisms with two degrees of freedom and
three degrees of freedom.
(7)
The right sides for each i, determined
from the system of equations written in
terms of operators in matrix form. Characteristic equation is
written for the linear differential equation (7) with constant
coefficients of order 2N
(8)
The calculation method
of the coefficients of the characteristic equation (8) connected to the
system of second order differential equations
(1) is developed. It is used to calculate the physical parameters of
the mechanical system described by a system of N-linear second
order differential equations.
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