Base Excitation
Base Excitation is a type of dynamic loading in structural dynamics wherein the foundation or support of a system is subjected to time-varying motion, distinguishing it from other excitation types by directly imposing kinematic inputs at the system's boundary rather than through external forces applied to the mass.
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Theory contraction through base contraction
Andr� Fuhrmann · Journal of Philosophical Logic · 1991 · 226 citations
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