Advances in Applied Nonlinear Dynamics, Vibration, and Control - 2023

Study on the dynamic performance of X-shaped vibration isolator with friction damping based on incremental harmonic balance method.- Vibrations Induced by Rubbing between Labyrinth and Rubber-Coating for Rotating Engine in Experiment.- Semi-Analytical Expression of Force and Stiffness of Perpendicular Polarized Ring Magnets for Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis.- On-orbit Reconfiguration Dynamics and Control of Heterogeneous Intelligent Spacecraft.- Study on the Effect of Angular Misalignment on the Contact Load and Stiffness of Cylindrical Roller Bearings.- Dynamic Modeling and Features of GTF Engine Rotor System.- Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis of Rub-Impact Rod-Fastening Combined Rotor Systems with Internal Damping.- A Multiscale Fracture Model to Reveal the Toughening Mechanism in the Bioinspired Bouligand Structure.- Decoupled multi-mode controllable electrically interconnected suspension for improved vehicle damping performance.- Adaptive robustsliding-mode control of a semi-active seat suspension with variable inertance variable damping device.

Prof. Xingjian Jing received his B.S. degree from Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, and M.S. degree and Ph.D. degree in Robotics from Shenyang Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang, China, respectively; and also received a Ph.D. degree in nonlinear systems and signal processing from the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, U.K. He is now a full professor with the Department of Mechanical Engineering, City University of Hong Kong. His research interests are generally related to nonlinear dynamics, vibration, and control focusing on theory and methods for employing nonlinear benefits in engineering, including nonlinear frequency domain methods, nonlinear system identification or signal processing, vibration control, robust control, sensor technology, energy harvesting, nonlinear fault diagnosis or information processing, bio-inspired systems and methods, bio-inspired robotics and control, etc. In nonlinear analysis and design, he proposed and developed a systematic frequency domain method in the past years, named as a parametric characteristic approach with a series of refereed results for analytically relating critical design parameters to nonlinear system output response. Furthermore, for utilization of nonlinear dynamics, a bio-inspired X-structure/mechanism approach is proposed and established by Prof XJ Jing for better designing and realizing beneficial nonlinearity in engineering systems with various application case studies, which have been actually inspiring many other bio-inspired studies and applications for vibration/noise/nonlinear control in the literature. His R&D team has also been working on different application-oriented bio-inspired robotic systems with a particular interest in exploring nonlinear dynamics/control and real-site applications. He has published 200+ refereed papers with 30+ patents filed in China and US, and been listed as one of Stanford's top 2%