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    "abstract": "Assuming that a constant potential energy function has meaning for a\ndissipated harmonic oscillator, then an important issue is the time dependence\nof the turning points. Turning point studies demonstrate that the common model\nof external (viscous) damping fails to properly describe those many systems\nwhere structural (internal friction) damping is the most important source of\ndissipation. For internal friction damping, the better model of potential\nenergy is one in which the function is not stationary.",
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    "title": "Harmonic Oscillator Potential to describe Internal Dissipation",
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