Analysis and modeling of forced-damped vibrations and their applications in medicine
Journal Title: Progress in Medical Devices - Year 2024, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Forced-damped vibrations are pivotal in various medical applications, significantly contributing to the examination of tissue mechanical properties, development of medical devices, and understanding of biological systems’ complexities. These vibrations represent the dynamic behavior of systems subjected to external forces and damping, where an external force continues to act, and damping determines the rate of energy dissipation. Advanced exploration of damping properties has led to the creation of novel technologies and methods, enhancing our ability to probe and manipulate the complex mechanical dynamics of biological tissues.
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Zine Ghemari
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