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I am (partly as an exercise to
understand Mathematica) trying to
8 model the response of a damped
simple harmonic oscillator to a
sinusoidal driving force. I can solve
the differential equation with some
arbitrarily chosen boundary
conditions, and get a nice graph;
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2
4ω sin(tω)−4(ω −100) cos(tω)
4 2
ω −199ω +10000
Your equation
2
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Hence:
2 2
4F (−ω Cos[tω]+ω1 Cos[tω]
−
2 2 2 2 2 2
(ν1 +2ω −2ω1 +ν1√ ν1 −4ω1 )(−ν1 −
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