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$H_\infty$ optimization of multiple tuned mass dampers for multimodal vibration control

In this paper, a new computational method for the purpose of multimodal vibration mitigation using multiple tuned mass dampers is proposed. Classically, the minimization of the maximum amplitude is carried out using direct $H_\infty$ optimization. However, as shall be shown in the paper, this approach is prone to being trapped in local minima, in view of the nonsmooth character of the problem at hand. This is why this paper presents an original alternative to this approach through norm-homotopy optimization. This approach, combined with an efficient technique to compute the structural response, is shown to outperform direct $H_\infty$ optimization in terms of speed and performance. Essentially, the outcome of the algorithm leads to the concept of all-equal-peak design for which all the controlled peaks are equal in amplitude. This unique design is new with respect to the existing body of knowledge.

preprint2021arXivOpen access

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