I added a real-life engineering report "Two-stage vibration
and shock isolation" to our collection of Haskell
modules
http://www.numeric-quest.com/haskell/
It is a literate Haskell program, but still not entirely
finished - I need to produce some generic plots to one of
the sections of the report. Consider it a draft - subject
to modifications and corrections.
We are in the process of analysing data obtained from
a shake table, where a physical realization of the model
described here have been recently tested. So far, they are
in a good agreement with outputs from Haskell program as well
as with a more advanced finite element analysis from Ansys.
Final conclusions will be later added to this report.
This report is being addressed to two audiences: vibration
control andgineers and Haskell programmers.
I do not anticipate that many of you would be interested
in the engineering content of this program, yet you might
benefit from its superficial aspects, such as presentation and
code reuse. This module imports several other modules published
in our collection, such as Roots.lhs, Orthogonals.lhs and Gif.lhs;
it might be instructive to see how these modules are used in this
program.
Jan
