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Digital simulation of multivariate earthquake ground motions

2000

In this paper a new generation procedure of multivariate earthquake ground motion is presented. The technique takes full advantage of the decomposition of the power spectral density matrix by means of its eigenvectors. The application of the method to multivariate ground accelerations shows some very interesting physical properties which allows one to obtain significant reduction of the computational effort in the generation of sample functions relative to multivariate earthquake ground motion processes. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Multivariate statisticsMathematical modelbusiness.industryComputer scienceSpectral densityGeotechnical Engineering and Engineering GeologyVibrationMatrix (mathematics)Earthquake simulationEarth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)TelecommunicationsbusinessReduction (mathematics)AlgorithmEigenvalues and eigenvectorsEarthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics
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Stochastic seismic analysis of multidegree of freedom systems

1984

Abstract A unconditionally stable step-by-step procedure is proposed to evaluate the mean square response of a linear system with several degrees of freedom, subjected to earthquake ground motion. A non-stationary modulated random process, obtained as the product of a deterministic time envelope function and a stationary noise, is used to simulate earthquake acceleration. The accuracy of the procedure and its extension to nonlinear systems are discussed. Numerical examples are given for a hysteretic system, a duffing oscillator and a linear system with several degrees of freedom.

Stochastic processMathematical analysisLinear systemDegrees of freedom (statistics)stochastic analysisDuffing equationAcceleration (differential geometry)earthquakes; probability theory; stochastic analysisSeismic analysisNonlinear systemEarthquake simulationControl theoryprobability theoryearthquakesCivil and Structural EngineeringMathematics
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