eigenfrequency

(ˈaɪɡənˌfriːkwənsɪ)

n, pl -cies

(General Physics) physics a resonance frequency of a system

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This described it as a resonator or an integrator; if the rest state disappears through Andronov-Hopf, then the neuron behaves as the former and selects multiples of its eigenfrequency in afferent signals in "choosing" whether to fire.

NEURAL CODES AND FIELDS AT THE MICROSCOPIC, MESOSCOPIC, MACROSCOPIC AND SYMBOLIC LEVELS

The eigenfrequency analysis was implemented using structural mechanics, dynamics, and vibration modules.

Influence of Frequency on the Resolution of Magnetostrictive Bio-Inspired Whisker Sensors

We assume a constant frequency of 0.34 Hz, which is close to the first eigenfrequency of 0.354 Hz.

FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT RECONSTRUCTION OF IMBALANCES

The use of a difference between the two frequencies matching a structural eigenfrequency determines a relevant response, as indicated in the literature [13].

Structural Damage Detection Using Nonlinear Vibrations

The first (a) at eigenfrequency 4486 Hz, the second (b) and the third (c) at 9389 Hz and 13855 Hz accordingly.

High frequency separation of suspended micro/nanoparticles

and Runyan (1965) [18] provide indirect evidence of the existence of such a relationship for the eigenfrequency mode n = 1.

A Note on an Analytic Solution for an Incompressible Fluid-Conveying Pipeline System

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