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Abstract

This note concerns on monitoring for a resonant mode of a high-way system at an impulsive impact. This work might be helpful for elementary finding of a key to show an advanced techniques at design, constructing, and maintaining of the life line systems which should be in a resonant mode for safety of public use even under any severe seismic condition on the surface of the earth.

1. Proceedings, INTRODUCTION Abstract— This note concerns on monitoring for a resonant mode of a high-way system at an 558 PIERS, "2015," No. 1., 2015.
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5. above, MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Proceedings 559 As for a possible external forcing to the high-way system noted, "it is essential to consider," No. 5..
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7. DISCUSSIONS and Proceedings CONCLUSIONS 560 PIERS, "a resonant mode of the reinforced pole with a top weight for the given external forcing in a," No. 7., 2015.
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Shigehisa Nakamura