| Summary: | When a rigid and small subsystem is rigidly coupled to a main system of a design target, it would be helpful if the multiple resonance frequencies moved by this coupling could be properly assigned so that they do not coincide with the peak of excitation frequencies to avoid resonance. In this paper, a rigid and small subsystem is regarded as a rigid body, and a visualization design method to optimize the assignment of multiple resonance frequencies is developed through the design of the mass matrix of the rigid and small subsystem. In this method, the mass matrix is diagonalized by using the principal axis of inertia of the rigid body, and then the frequency band that satisfies the resonance formation condition is predicted by the kernel Compliance Analysis. Furthermore, by combining this method with Weyl's inequality theorem, we made it possible to design the assignment of multiple resonance frequencies while looking at a single figure.
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