Francesco Lo Iacono

Prof. Dr. Francesco Lo Iacono

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2008 in Journal of Sound and Vibration
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FNF. Nucera
F. Nucera
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
DMD.M. McFarland
D.M. McFarland
LBL.A. Bergman
L.A. Bergman
AVA.F. Vakakis
A.F. Vakakis

1 June 2015 in Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation
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AMAlberto Di Matteo
Alberto Di Matteo
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
GNGiacomo Navarra
Giacomo Navarra
APAntonina Pirrotta
Antonina Pirrotta

1 July 2014 in International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics
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AMAlberto Di Matteo
Alberto Di Matteo
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
GNGiacomo Navarra
Giacomo Navarra
APAntonina Pirrotta
Antonina Pirrotta

1 September 2014 in Engineering Structures
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AMAlberto Di Matteo
Alberto Di Matteo
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
GNGiacomo Navarra
Giacomo Navarra
APAntonina Pirrotta
Antonina Pirrotta

25 September 2014 in Meccanica
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AMAlberto Di Matteo
Alberto Di Matteo
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
GNGiacomo Navarra
Giacomo Navarra
APAntonina Pirrotta
Antonina Pirrotta

1 May 2015 in Journal of Sound and Vibration
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GBG. Barone
G. Barone
MPM. Di Paola
M. Di Paola
Francesco Lo IaconoFrancesco Lo Iacono
Francesco Lo Iacono
GNGiacomo Navarra
Giacomo Navarra
This paper was accepted for publication in the journal Journal of Sound and Vibration and the definitive published version is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jsv.2015.01.017The paper aims at studying the effects of the inherent fractional constitutive law of viscoelastic bearings used as devices for tuned mass dampers. First, the proper constitutive law of the viscoelastic supports is determined by the local constitutive law. Then, the characteristic force-displacement relationship at the top of the bearing is found. Taking advantage of the whole bearing constitutive laws, the tuning of the mass damper is proposed by defining the damped fractional frequency, which is analogous to the classical damped frequency. The effectiveness of the optimal tuning procedure is validated by a numerical application on a system subjected to a Gaussian white noise