Use of Lagrange multipliers is shown here to lead to a convenient method for the numerical analysis of blade dynamics in which a variety of auxiliary conditions may be imposed. General equations are derived that can deal with blades having virtually all of the possible combinations of boundary conditions. The method is combined with a generalized coordinates approach to obtain a unified and efficient formulation that is applicable to both linear and nonlinear situations
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