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    This document discusses normal modes of decomposition, which formulates the problem as an eigenvalue problem to solve for normal modes of vibration. Stable modes have imaginary frequencies less than zero, while unstable modes have imaginary frequencies greater than zero. The eigenvalue problem is solved numerically using spectral methods to determine the normal modes of vibration.

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    This document discusses normal modes of decomposition, which formulates the problem as an eigenvalue problem to solve for normal modes of vibration. Stable modes have imaginary frequencies less than zero, while unstable modes have imaginary frequencies greater than zero. The eigenvalue problem is solved numerically using spectral methods to determine the normal modes of vibration.

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    This document discusses normal modes of decomposition, which formulates the problem as an eigenvalue problem to solve for normal modes of vibration. Stable modes have imaginary frequencies less than zero, while unstable modes have imaginary frequencies greater than zero. The eigenvalue problem is solved numerically using spectral methods to determine the normal modes of vibration.

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    Decomposition in 

    set of normal modes

    q˜ = qˆ(y)e i(αx−ωt)

    Formulated as an eigenvalue problem 


    D(α,ω;R) = 0

    Stable : ωi < 0

    Unstable : ωi > 0

    Solved using Spectral method numerically

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