Some Review: Window 4.2 Orthonormal Vectors similar to the unit vectors of statics and dynamics

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? D. J. Inman2/53. Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech. 4.3 - Modal Analysis. Physical coordinates are not always the easiest to work inEigenvectors provide a convenient transformation to modal coordinatesModal coordinates are linear combination of physical coordinatesSay we have physical co

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Some Review: Window 4.2 Orthonormal Vectors similar to the unit vectors of statics and dynamics

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