Title of article
HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY OF MELASTOMATACEAE: THE ROLES OF TERTIARY MIGRATION AND LONG-DISTANCE DISPERSAL
Author/Authors
RENNER، S. S. نويسنده , , CLAUSING، G. نويسنده , , MEYER، K. نويسنده ,
Issue Information
ماهنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2001
Pages
-128
From page
129
To page
0
Abstract
In this paper, a dynamic model is proposed for analysis of nonlinear vibrations of rolling mills with fixed and time-varying clearances. Self-excited vibrations of the system that is basically involved with piece-wise nonlinearity and discontinuities are investigated via asymplotic method. It is shown by numerical results obtained tor the nonlinear system with a time-varying clearance that different forms of nonlinear vibrations appear lo be periodic, quasi-periodic and chaotic. Influence of the system parameters on the nonlinear vibration hehaviors is examined by applying the Poincare sections, the bifurcation are observed in nonlinear motions of the rolling phenomena are observed in nonlinear motions of the rolling mill mechanism and are of significant importance for design of this type of mechanical systems.
Keywords
ndhF , fossil calibration , Memecylaceae , biogeography , long-distance dispersal , molecular clock , Melastomataceae
Journal title
American Journal of Botany
Serial Year
2001
Journal title
American Journal of Botany
Record number
33374
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