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Multi-supported response spectrum method based on 3D spectrum of correlation coefficients

Hongbing Liu, Zhu Xi, Feng Zheng, Pla Uni

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The correlation coefficients of uncoupling modes are defined.The concept of 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients,which can be computed offline,is presented and discussed in this paper,and then the multi-supported response spectrum formula based on the 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients is derived.

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The correlation coefficients of uncoupling modes are defined.The concept of 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients,which can be computed offline,is presented and discussed in this paper,and then the multi-supported response spectrum formula based on the 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients is derived.

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The correlation coefficients of uncoupling modes are defined.The concept of 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients,which can be computed offline,is presented and discussed in this paper,and then the multi-supported response spectrum formula based on the 3-D spectrum of the correlation coefficients is derived.

Key concepts: Spectrum (functional analysis), Correlation, Mathematics, Response spectrum, Correlation coefficient, Frequency spectrum, Statistical physics, Mathematical analysis

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