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THE FLUCTUATIONS OF MULTI-TIERED AND MULTI-SPAN REGULAR FRAMES

O. S. Raspopov    
O. O. Ruban    
S. O. Chernyshenko    

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Exact analytical decisions are presented for free flexing vibrations of multiple-deck and multiple-bay regular frames taking into account inertia of rotation, shifts, and static longitudinal forces. Analogical results are obtained for the joint vibrations of multilayer intersecting beams modeling spatial frame carcasses with arbitrary quantity of spans in every direction.

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