The linearly damped oscillator equation is considered with the damping term generalized to a Caputo fractional derivative. The order of the derivative being considered is 0 ≤ v ≤ 1. At the lower end v 0 the equation represents an undamped oscillator and at the upper end v 1 the ordinary linearly damped oscillator equation is recovered. A solution is found analytically, and a comparison with the...

in the present paper the behavior of an elastically mounted cylinder in low and high mass-damping ratio is investigated. for high mass-damping ratio, a classical wake oscillator model is used. at the first, by neglecting all damping and nonlinear terms of this model, the possibility of using a linear model for determination of the lock-in range and the dominant mode is investigated. then, witho...

In the present paper the linear oscillator in R3 with z =constanthas been considered. The aim is to determine the necessary conditions forthe persistence of periodic solutions under discontinuous perturbations. A newapproach based on a computational method has been used. At the end weapply our method on an example.

the potential function of lippincott and schroeder for linear hydrogen bond has been re-examined and extended to nonlinear hydrogen bond. the parameters originally introduced to the potential function by lippincott and schroeder have been determined from the structural parameters such as 0.. .odistance 0-h bond distance, h.. .o distance and hoo angle. thevalidity of harmonic oscillator approxim...

In this paper we study to what extent the canonical equivalence and the identity of the geometric phases of dissipative and conservative linear oscillators, established in a preceeding paper, can be generalized to nonlinear ones. Considering first the 1-D quartic generalized oscillator we determine, by means of a perturbative time dependent technic of reduction to normal forms, the canonical tr...

We use Feireisl-Lions theory to deduce the existence of weak solutions a system describing dynamics linear oscillator containing Newtonian compressible fluid. The appropriate Navier-Stokes equation is considered on domain whose movement has one degree freedom. paired with Newton law and we assume no-slip boundary condition.