Rotor Stability
Rotor Stability is a dynamic performance criterion in rotor dynamics that characterizes the ability of a rotating system to maintain bounded vibrational responses under perturbations, distinguishing it from general mechanical stability by its dependence on rotational speed, gyroscopic effects, and fluid–structure interactions in bearing supports.
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