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Fundamentals of Stress and Vibration 1. Mathematics for Structural mechanics
[A Practical guide for aspiring Designers / Analysts]
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[Fig 1.70: Force Vs Time] [Fig 1.71: Force Vs Frequency]
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To get the frequency domain F ω , the time domain function [f(t)] is input to the Fourier
transformation function (ℱ). Therefore, we get:
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F ω = ℱ f t = f t e −iωt dt
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The above equation is used to get frequency domain data and the inverse could be taken to get
back to time domain as follows:
f t = ℱ −1 F ω = 1 ∞ f ω e iωt dω
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