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Inverse methods for load identification augmented by optimal sensor placement and model order reduction

Gupta, 2013

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Abstract Design problems require accurate characterization of loads acting on a structure. One way to estimate the loads is through experimentally measured structural response. This is known as the" inverse problem." The instrumented structure essentially acts as its own …
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