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A Theory on Multi-Wheelset Systems Applied to Three Wheelsets

C. P. Keizer

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SUMMARY The stability of the motions in the horizontal plane of most types of rail vehicles depends to a large extent on the nature of the structure connecting the wheelsets. If the number of wheel...

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SUMMARY The stability of the motions in the horizontal plane of most types of rail vehicles depends to a large extent on the nature of the structure connecting the wheelsets. If the number of wheel...

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SUMMARY The stability of the motions in the horizontal plane of most types of rail vehicles depends to a large extent on the nature of the structure connecting the wheelsets. If the number of wheel...

Key concepts: Engineering, Structural engineering, Plane (geometry), Stability (learning theory), Automotive engineering, Mechanical engineering, Computer science, Geometry

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