... H(ω) and hence(7.47)where, for brevity, we write HRe and HIm for the real and imaginary part ofH, respectively. In addition, we can express h(t) as(7.48)divide the real and imaginary parts ... Newland, D.E., Mechanical Vibration Analysis and Computation, LongmanScientific and Technical, 1989.Copyright © 2003 Taylor & Francis Group LLCFig. 7.5 Receptance R22(ω): (c) real part and ... virtue of eq (7.70), the 2n×2n matrices S and ST can be partitioned into(7.71a) and (7.71b)where the orders of Z, ZT and diag(j) are n×2n, 2n×n and 2n×2n, respectively.With this in mind,...