Titlebook: Dynamic Stability of Bodies Containing Fluid; N. N. Moiseyev,V. V. Rumyantsev,N. H. Abramson Book 1968 Springer Verlag New York Inc. 1968

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Fluid Surface Phenomena and Their Effect on the Motion of a Body Containing a Fluid of the dynamics of a body with a fluid under conditions of small overloads requires the consideration of more complex models that take into account the action of capillary forces. This chapter is devoted to the study of these models. We note that the study of the motion of a fluid subjected to surface tension forces is also of intrinsic interest.

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Equations of Motion of a Rigid Body with Fluid-Containing Cavitiesotion is examined together with the conditions under which they are valid. The chapter concludes with an examination of the equations of motion of a rigid body with an internal cavity containing a viscous fluid.

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Stability of Motion with Respect to a Part of the Variables of a Rigid Body with Cavities Partially to some variables., but not with respect to all the variables that characterize the motion of a system having an infinite number of degrees of freedom. This problem can be solved by the Lyapunov methods for systems with a finite number of degrees of freedom.

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Stability of Steady Motion of Rigid Bodies with Fluid-Filled Cavitiesbody containing a fluid reduces to the problem of minimizing a certain expression. a solution to which is given.. The results are used for solving a number of problems of stability of motion of bodies containing a fluid.

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