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Velocity-impulse Green function for a damped string (G(x,a,t)=l2​∑n≥1​sinlnπx​sinlnπa​e−ktωn​sin(ωn​t)​)

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For ytt​+2kyt​=c2yxx​ with fixed endpoints, initial displacement zero and initial velocity a Dirac delta at a∈(0,l), the Fourier sine series coefficient of that velocity is 2sin(nπa/l)/l. Each coefficient evolves by Tn′′​+2kTn′​+(nπc/l)2Tn​=0. Here ωn2​=(nπc/l)2−k2. At critical damping, replace sin(ωn​t)/ωn​ by t; for an overdamped mode replace it by sinh(k2−(nπc/l)2​t)/k2−(nπc/l)2​. The initial conditions hold in the sense of distributions.

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