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Random vibrations may be caused by many things: thermal fluctuations
(brownian motion), turbulent fluid flow, etc. Random vibrations are
fundamentally different than periodic vibrations, which frequently
causes problems when trying to interpret one using the methods of
the other.
As opposed to simple sine waves, a random sequence is more complicated
to describe. Let's first discuss characterizing random sequences in
the frequency domain by use of power spectral density
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