A digital instrumentation package for an improved torsion pendulum
R. W. Nash
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A digital instrumentation package for an improved torsion pendulum
by R. W. Nash
Published
1983
Publisher
U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines
Pages
9
Mechanical vibrations
Mechanical vibrations
Mechanical vibration
Mechanical vibrations
Stiffness and damping in mechanical design
Vibration and shock in damped mechanical systems
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