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INTRODUCTION Spacecraft and launch vehicle components encounter mechanical shock from a variety of ... 1 There is an equivalency between the convolution integral and the multiplication of Fourier transforms. Thus, the calculation process can be carried out in terms of Fourier transforms. This
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