We study the neutrino oscillation problem in the framework of the wave packet formalism. The neutrino state is described by a packet located initially in a region S (source) and detected in another region D at a distance R from S. We examine how the oscillation probability as a function of variable R can be derived from he oscillation probability as a function of time t, the latter being found ...

Flexible DC transmission systems experience negative damping characteristics in the high-frequency range due to delay system control link. This can lead interactions between impedance of modular multilevel converters (MMCs) and AC lines, resulting oscillation (HFO) issues. To resolve this problem, a simplified MMC model was developed, taking into account current inner loop The Sobol method empl...

This paper attempts to identify some basic relations between damping of the oscillation modes and voltage stability through the analysis of a simplified yet realistic two-area test system. The system consists of four equivalent generators, one of which represents a sizeable wind farm connected to the transmission system through a weak radial. The approach chosen has been to perform different ty...

In this article, a mathematical model and its parameter identification scheme are proposed for harmonic drive gears with compliance and hysteresis. The hysteresis phenomenon in harmonic drives is described by a nonlinear differential equation representing the torque–displacement relationship across the flexpline of the harmonic drive. The representation is equivalent to having the combination o...

Strain-rate-based damping is investigated in the strong form of intrinsic equations three-dimensional geometrically exact beams. Kelvin–Voigt damping, often limited literature to linear or two-dimensional beam models, generalized case, including rigid-body motions. The result an elegant infinite-dimensional description beams that facilitates theoretical analysis and sets baseline for any chosen...

The objective of this paper is to study the performance of a sixth order polynomial approach to model hysteresis behaviour of a magnetorheological (MR) damper under harmonic excitations. The polynomial model is developed based on curve fitting from the experimental results and consists of a pair subsystem namely positive and negative acceleration which correspond to the upper and lower curves. ...

In the equivalent circuit model for the DDS originally presented no losses were explicitly included in the cell circuits or the manifold circuits. Damping via the manifolds was effected by imposing matching conditions (including the possibility of reflection) on the ends of the manifolds. In this paper we extend the circuit theory to include lossy circuit elements. We discuss and compare shunt ...