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Originally Posted by flavorPacket
rcvd assumes an engineering background, which would include a basic level of dynamics/vibrations knowledge.
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RCVD is not high level engineering. Certainly the second half where all the roll stiffness and damping stuff is pretty basic.
The sort of questions you're asking are getting beyond what's in RCVD, so if you're struggling with that I'd question what the point of exploring more complex areas is.
Part II of RCVD is high school maths. Only Part I includes some calculus.
I bought RCVD when I was 16 before I even left high school.
Ben