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finite element in vibration analysis

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finite element in vibration analysis

finite element in vibration analysis

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I m a research assistant at the department of the mechanical engineering and I have just started to master program. I want to study both finite element and vibration. I need  books  included examples about this subject.Thank you for your helps again.

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RE: finite element in vibration analysis

Hii (selam)

Please refer to
"Introduction to finite element vibration analysis" of Maurice PETY from Cambridge University Press.

For extra information, we can talk to.  I am working on that subject in FORD-OTOSAN.

Sincerely

RE: finite element in vibration analysis

(OP)
Thank you for your offer
I have started to study on this book since 2 months.I can be glad to meet you.

Thanks again for your helpings.

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