Sentence examples for modal decomposition methods from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the results from both modal decomposition methods points out their complementarity and their potential for describing the spatial and time characteristics of the flow within a stirred tank.
A modal decomposition method is first presented and then the theoretical expression for removing the resonances.
Dynamic mode decomposition with control (DMDc) is a modal decomposition method that extracts dynamically relevant spatial structures disambiguating between the underlying dynamics and the effects of actuation.
The solution approach is semi-analytical and is based on the dynamic sub-structuring technique and the modal decomposition method.
A state space formulation of the dynamic problem is presented in general terms, together with the solution of the seismic problem via the modal decomposition method.
The theoretical accelerations determined by the modal decomposition method with the proposed shape function agree generally well with the test results.
The experimental investigation is performed using an array of wall-pressure transducers located on the suction side and by means of time frequency analysis and Empirical Modal Decomposition method.
In contrast to the modal decomposition method (MDM), the present method is formulated in the symplectic duality system and does not need modal truncation, and hence the computations are of high precision and efficiency.
We use a finite element method to solve the coupled wave propagation problem in underground porous media and a modal decomposition method to solve the dynamic ordinary differential equations given by the finite element method.
The new formulation is validated through comparison of EFEA results to classical techniques such as statistical energy analysis (SEA) method and the modal decomposition method for bodies of revolution.
In the present study, these two problems are addressed using an end extension method based on the support vector regression machine (SVRM) and a modal decomposition method based on the characteristics of the Hilbert transform.
