American physicist and professor of mechanical engineering; Denavit introduced a calculation method based on matrices Denavit was an expert in dynamics and kinematics. His name became known in connection with the introduction of a method to describe the relationship between two joints in different coordinate systems using only four parameters. Together with his teacher Hartenberg he developed a method that allowed the algebraic analysis of spatial kinematic chains with the help of matrices. The method of derivation of these matrices is now regarded as a standard procedure. Denavit also worked in the field of plasma physics. |
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variant spelling: Denavit, Jaques; ; Denavit, J. |
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Automation, since 1950 |
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Systematic Mechanics, Design., in: Machine design Author: Denavit, Jaques; Hartenberg, Richard Scheunemann Published: 1954 |
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Kinematic notation for lower-pair mechanisms based on matrices, in: Journal of applied mechanics Author: Denavit, Jaques; Hartenberg, Richard Scheunemann Published: 1955 |
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Kinematic Synthesis... What it's All About, in: Machine design Author: Denavit, Jaques; Hartenberg, Richard Scheunemann Published: 1956 |
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Kinematic Synthesis of Linkages Author: Denavit, Jaques; Hartenberg, Richard Scheunemann Published: 1964 |
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Men and machines ; an informal history, in: Machine design Author: Denavit, Jaques; Hartenberg, Richard Scheunemann Published: 1956 |
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Kinematics of mechanisms from the time of Watt Author: Ferguson, Eugene S. Published: 1962 |
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Recollections From Forty Years of Teaching Mechanisms, in: Journal of mechanisms, transmissions, and automation in design Author: Crossley, Frank R. Erskine Published: 1988 |
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