Non-Linear Electromechanics - Skubov, Dmitry;Khodzhaev, Kamil Shamsutdinovich
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This is the first book in which problems of electromechanics are considered from the perspective of analytical mechanics. The book includes fundamental results in the theory of non-linear electromechanical systems and will be useful both for researchers, engineers, scholars and graduate students of electromechanical faculties of technical universities. It includes not only theoretical results but also various examples from many industrial applications. A sizeable part of the book is devoted to the general theory of synchronous machines and electro-magnetic exciters of oscillations. The…mehr

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This is the first book in which problems of electromechanics are considered from the perspective of analytical mechanics. The book includes fundamental results in the theory of non-linear electromechanical systems and will be useful both for researchers, engineers, scholars and graduate students of electromechanical faculties of technical universities. It includes not only theoretical results but also various examples from many industrial applications. A sizeable part of the book is devoted to the general theory of synchronous machines and electro-magnetic exciters of oscillations. The material of the book can be included in courses covering the theory of non-linear oscillations, the theory of electrical machines and other electromechanical devices.
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"The present monograph deals with an important subject in the domain of coupled problems in solid mechanics, i.e., the study of the interactions between solid continua and electromagnetic fields. ... The book includes various examples from industrial applications, namely dynamics of synchronous electric machines and electromagnetic exciters of oscillations. This work may be used by researchers, engineers and graduate students in the field." (Robin Olivian Simionescu-Panait, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2011 j)