Thomas L. Hill

University of Bristol

United Kingdom

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Duc Nguyen

University of Bristol

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Nicholas Wills

University of Bristol

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Antonia Tzemanaki

University of Bristol

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John Macdonald

University of Bristol

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Wasi Ahmadi

University of Bristol

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Mark Lowenberg

University of Bristol

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Thomas L. Hill

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Reduced-order model-inspired experimental identification of damped nonlinear structures

Ensuring the accuracy of indirect nonlinear dynamic reduced-order models

Reduced order model-inspired system identification of geometrically nonlinear structures: application to a nonlinear cantilever-type structure

Isola in a linear one‐degree‐of‐freedom feedback system with actuator rate saturation

Modelling and real-time dynamic simulation of flexible needles for prostate biopsy and brachytherapy

Using inerter-integrated absorbers to improve the performance of an in-wheel motor system

Exploiting Bistability for High-Performance Dielectric Elastomer Resonators

Nonlinear mapping of non-conservative forces for reduced-order modelling

Efficient energy balancing across multiple harmonics of nonlinear normal modes

Existence and location of internal resonance of two-mode nonlinear conservative oscillators

The dynamics of deep water subsea lifting operations in super-harmonic resonance via the harmonic balance method

Nonlinear dynamics of deep water subsea lifting operations considering KC-dependent hydrodynamic coefficients

Understanding targeted energy transfer from a symmetry breaking perspective

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Duc Nguyen

Nicholas Wills

Antonia Tzemanaki

John Macdonald

Wasi Ahmadi

Mark Lowenberg

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