Abstract

The vibration of a regular rigid bar without sliding over a solid annular surface of a specified radius can be considered by a parametric Gaylord's oscillator. The governing equation was the result of a strong nonlinear oscillation without having a natural frequency. The present work is concerned with obtaining the approximate solution and amplitude-frequency equation of the parametric Gaylord's equation via an easier process. The non-perturbative approach was applied twice to analyze the present oscillator. Two steps are used, the first is to transform Gaylord's oscillator to the parametric pendulum equation having a natural frequency. The second step is to establish the amplitude-frequency relationship which was taken out in terms of the Bessel functions. A periodic analytic solution is obtained, in the presence or without the parametric force. The frequency at the resonance case is established without a perturbation for the first time. The stability condition is established and discussed graphically. The analytic solution was also validated by comparing it with its corresponding numerical data which showed a very good agreement. In a word, by dissection of the behavior of strong nonlinearity oscillators, the non-perturbative technique is characterized by its ease and simplicity along with high accuracy when compared to other perturbative methods.

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