Jul 2026· Applied Mathematics and Mechanics· Vol 47, pp. 1747 - 1768· 0 citations· 78 references
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A novel modular physics-informed machine learning framework is proposed, enabling dynamic prediction and inverse design of harmonically excited single-degree-of-freedom nonlinear vibration isolators and providing new insights into investigating complex dynamic behaviors.
The approach points toward a reusable library of nonlinear-element surrogates that can be combined in arbitrary number and location within a mechanical system by bypassing the iterative force evaluation in time domain.
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