Cross-Coupled Stiffness is a dynamic stiffness coefficient in rotordynamics that quantifies the restoring force in one radial direction resulting from displacement in an orthogonal radial direction, thereby characterizing the anisotropic elastic coupling inherent in rotating machinery bearing systems.
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