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The complex vector method of the inertial force egquilibrium analysis for plane seven bar mechanisms

Ju Yi

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The inertial force equilibrium analysis of the plane seven-bar mechanisms is established by complex vector method,the mechanisms to realize condition of the inertial force whole equilibrium is given out.The theory basis is provided for reducing bad interfere of the inertial force and designing reasonably mechanisms.

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The inertial force equilibrium analysis of the plane seven-bar mechanisms is established by complex vector method,the mechanisms to realize condition of the inertial force whole equilibrium is given out.The theory basis is provided for reducing bad interfere of the inertial force and designing reasonably mechanisms.

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The inertial force equilibrium analysis of the plane seven-bar mechanisms is established by complex vector method,the mechanisms to realize condition of the inertial force whole equilibrium is given out.The theory basis is provided for reducing bad interfere of the inertial force and designing reasonably mechanisms.

Key concepts: Fictitious force, Inertial frame of reference, Bar (unit), Plane (geometry), Basis (linear algebra), Classical mechanics, Mechanics, Control theory (sociology)

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