Modal Analysis Topics, Volume 3

f w g c [ 3 3 Cin ( tr c f F T F ( in o th o c f D frequency (LF we present the good correspon confirming the 26]). 3. NONLINEA 3.1 Global and Compared to li nitial condition (`perturbed') by ransient resona can result in dra frequency-ener Fig. 4 Two dif To construct th FEP is in the ba (conserved) ene ndicating the i oscillating with he NES. Unsy orbit on branc countable infin frequency-ener DOF system w and HF) comp corresponding ndence betwee previous theor AR SYSTEM I d Local Issues inear modal an ns-dependent, y nonlinear co ance capture o astically differ rgy plot (FEP [ fferent damped captur he Hamiltonian ackground in th ergy. Symmetr internal resona h identical dom ymmetric perio ches Snm an nity of period rgy dependence ould possess a ponents of the L g slow compon en the analytic retical argumen IDENTIFICA nalysis, NSI of so that even t orrections mig of the strongly rent transient dy 31]), which pro d nonlinear tr e; (right) tran n FEP for syste he first row of ric periodic orb ance (e.g., a 1 minant frequenc dic orbits Upq nd Unm is dic orbits. Nea e), whereas cur FEP with just LO and the NE nents in the co cal and numer nts (for additio ATION f dynamical sys the simple task ght be an over nonlinear syst ynamics. To il ovides a globa ransitions of sy nsition with ze em (5) we set f Fig. 4, where bits Snm cor :1 internal res cies). The ( ) qare Lissajou given by FI  ar-horizontal b rved branches i two horizonta ES derived by s omplex plane ( rical results fo onal application stems is far mo k of identifyin rsimplification tem (5) we sho lustrate this po al picture of the ystem (5) depi ero initial cond 1 2 0     an a frequency in rrespond to cur sonance is real ) signs indicate us curves in th 0 / n m  . Th branches are l imply strongly l lines correspo slow flow anal (which incorpo or these two d ns we refer to more complex. N ng a set of (lin of the proble ould recognize oint we introdu e dynamics. icted in the FE ditions but (y nd compute its ndex (FI) of a p rves in the con lized on 11 S  e in-phase or o he configuration he (seemingly linearized or y nonlinear resp onding to its na lysis and EMD orates phase in dominant com Lee et al. [25] Nonlinear syst nearized) moda em. Using as e that a change uce in our discu EP: (left) 1:3 t (0) 0.579   periodic orbit periodic orbit i nfiguration plan , with both th out-of-phase mo n plane. Then, y simple) syst weakly nonlin ponses (the cor atural frequenc D; in the right c nformation). Th mponents (cf. F and Tsakirtzis tems are energ al matrices mo an example th e in initial cond ussion the conc transient reso ts [51]. The res s depicted agai ne ( , ) y v , with he LO and the otions of the L , the FI of a pe tem (5) posse near motions rresponding lin cies). olumn, here is Fig. 1) s et al. y- and odified he 1:3 ditions cept of nance sulting inst its h : m n , e NES LO and eriodic sses a (weak near 2518

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