Consider a one-mass system with two degrees of freedom, non-linearly coupled, with parametric excitation in one direction. Assuming the internal resonance 1:2 and parametric resonance 1:2 we derive conditions for stability of the trivial solution by using both the harmonic balance method and the normal form method of averaging. If the trivial solution becomes unstable, a stable periodic solution may emerge, there are also cases where the trivial solution is stable and co-exists with a stable periodic solution; if both the trivial solution and the periodic solution(s) are unstable, we find an attracting torus with large amplitudes by a Neimark–Sacker bifurcation. The results of the harmonic balance method and averaging are compared, as well as the results on the Neimark–Sacker bifurcation obtained by the numerical software package CONTENT and by averaging. In all cases we have good agreement.
Parametric Excitation in Nonlinear Dynamics
NABERGOJ, RADOSLAV;
2004-01-01
Abstract
Consider a one-mass system with two degrees of freedom, non-linearly coupled, with parametric excitation in one direction. Assuming the internal resonance 1:2 and parametric resonance 1:2 we derive conditions for stability of the trivial solution by using both the harmonic balance method and the normal form method of averaging. If the trivial solution becomes unstable, a stable periodic solution may emerge, there are also cases where the trivial solution is stable and co-exists with a stable periodic solution; if both the trivial solution and the periodic solution(s) are unstable, we find an attracting torus with large amplitudes by a Neimark–Sacker bifurcation. The results of the harmonic balance method and averaging are compared, as well as the results on the Neimark–Sacker bifurcation obtained by the numerical software package CONTENT and by averaging. In all cases we have good agreement.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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