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Paper presented at the The 31st International Ocean and Polar Engineering Conference, June 20–25, 2021
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-21-2135
... excitations. borderline riser internal flow velocity time-domain solution vibration platform excitation instability chart dqm parametric instability coefficient instable region mw 0 unit wet weight instability mathieu equation equation Proceedings of the Thirty-first (2021...
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Paper presented at the The Ninth International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, May 30–June 4, 1999
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-99-292
... algorithms encourage the development of time-domain solutions for body motions in waves. Time-domain analysis is preferable when transiedt response and large-amplitude motions of bodies are of concern. For motion involving substantial viscous effects, the time-domain formulation is the only logical approach...