Nonlinear Dynamics: Symmetry or Asymmetry Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Engineering and Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 1204
Special Issue Editors
Interests: nonlinear dynamics; rotor dynamics; deep learning
Interests: nonlinear dynamics and control; rotor dynamics; complex network dynamics
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, there has been a large demand for nonlinear dynamic investigations driven by both mechanical design and fault diagnosis in the field of vibration systems since the structure design and operation situation of vibration systems tend to be more extreme. This Special Issue focuses on the landmarks attained in this endeavor.
As we all know, symmetry or asymmetry structures affect the nonlinear behaviors of nonlinear systems hugely. Thus, we invite specialists in nonlinear system dynamics, not only mechanical systems but also other kinds, like economic systems, biological systems, etc., as well as interdisciplinary cooperation, to report their findings and discuss possibilities of integrating the information obtained into different nonlinear systems. We especially welcome submissions which aim to formulate new concepts, new approaches, and new solutions that might be applied to practical engineering systems.
The goal of this Special Issue, entitled “Nonlinear Dynamics: Symmetry or Asymmetry Nonlinear Dynamical Systems”, is to report on the latest advances on all these related topics. We kindly invite all researchers working in this area to contribute to this Special Issue.
Dr. Shun Zhong
Dr. Xiaodong Wang
Dr. Lun Liu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nonlinear dynamics
- mechanical design
- fault diagnosis
- vibration system
- symmetry or asymmetry
- deep learning
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