For the mass and stiffness matrix below one eigenvalue natur
For the mass and stiffness matrix below one eigenvalue (natural frequency squared) is omega^2 = 1. Determine its corresponding eigenvector [M] = [3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3] [K] = [6 2 -5 2 6 -5 -5 -5 13]
Solution
The eigenvalue 1 corresponds to - w^2
matrix equation for the eigenvector K= (u,v,w) is
AK = 1.K
A = {3 2 -5}
{2 3 -5}
{-5 -5 10}
forming the three eqns with eigenvalue 1,
2u +2v -5w =0
2u +2v -5w=0
-5u -5v+9w =0
from the any of the 1st two, and the third, it is seen that w=0
so u+v =0 => u=-v => (1,-1,0) is a m egenvector, and similarly (-1,1,0 ) is an eigenvector.
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