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The Role of Dam** in Complex Structural Dynamics: Data-Driven Approaches

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The Dynamics Group at Hamburg University of Technology has been working on two consecutive research projects supervised by Prof. Norbert Hoffmann within the Priority Programme SPP 1897. The first project ‘Understanding and improving energy dissipation and dam** in structures subject to self-excited irregular vibrations’ focused on the chaotic nature of friction-excited dynamics and how properties of those complex vibrations can be leveraged for understanding dam** and stability. Within the second project ’Understanding and improving energy dissipation and vibration dam** in structures subject to self-excited irregular vibrations - linking data driven approaches with modelling’, data-driven techniques were linked with conventional modeling approaches to arrive at hybrid simulation and identification approaches for dam** in complex structural dynamics. The work at hand summarizes central findings and novel approaches that have been published in a number of peer-reviewed journal articles, poses new research questions, and gives an outlook.

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We like to thank the SPP 1897 project coordination at University of Stuttgart for running and organizing the programme. The discussions and gatherings within the Priority Programme were always highly interesting and very fruitful. Further, we like to thank the German Research Foundation (DFG) for funding the projects HO \(3851/12-1\) and HO \(3852/12-2\).

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Stender, M., Hoffmann, N. (2024). The Role of Dam** in Complex Structural Dynamics: Data-Driven Approaches. In: Eberhard, P. (eds) Calm, Smooth and Smart. Lecture Notes in Applied and Computational Mechanics, vol 102. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36143-2_5

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