most citedA qualitative explanation of the origin of torsional instability in suspension bridges

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math.AP2015

On a nonlinear nonlocal hyperbolic system modeling suspension bridges

Gianni Arioli, Filippo Gazzola

We suggest a new model for the dynamics of a suspension bridge through a system of nonlinear nonlocal hyperbolic differential equations. The equations are of second and fourth orde…

math.AP2014

Modeling suspension bridges through the von Kármán quasilinear plate equations

Filippo Gazzola, Yongda Wang

A rectangular plate modeling the deck of a suspension bridge is considered. The plate may widely oscillate, which suggests to consider models from nonlinear elasticity. The von Kár…

math.CA2014★ 4 cited

Which residual mode captures the energy of the dominating mode in second order Hamiltonian systems?

E. Berchio, F. Gazzola, C. Zanini

Motivated by the instability of suspension bridges, we consider a class of second order Hamiltonian systems where one component initially holds almost all the energy of the system.…

math.AP2014

The role of aerodynamic forces in a mathematical model for suspension bridges

E. Berchio, F. Gazzola

In a fish-bone model for suspension bridges studied by us in a previous paper we introduce linear aerodynamic forces. We numerically analyze the role of these forces and we theoret…

math.AP2014★ 8 cited

A qualitative explanation of the origin of torsional instability in suspension bridges

E. Berchio, F. Gazzola

We consider a mathematical model for the study of the dynamical behavior of suspension bridges. We show that internal resonances, which depend on the bridge structure only, are the…