It has been shown that, in a nonlinear vibratory system subjected to several harmonic excitations of frequencies Ω
1, Ω
2, …, Ω
M, so-called combination tone can be induced with frequency Ω=|m
1Ω
1+m
2Ω
2+…+m
MΩ
M| (m
1, m
2, …=±1, ±2, …), When Ω is close to the natural frequency of the system. Also in this system a more general type of oscillation can be expected to occur with frequency Ω=(1/N)|m
1Ω
1Ω
2+…+m
MΩ
M| (N=2, 3, 4, …; m
1, m
2, …=±1, ±2, …) When Ω is close to the natural frequency. Such oscillations, if they occur, may be termed "sub-combination tone." The present paper concerns the occurrence of such oscillations in a typical case in which a system with nonlinear spring characteristics of a cubic function of the displacement is subjected to two periodic forces of frequencies Ω
1 and Ω
2. The theoretical analysis shows that the sub-combination tones of frequencies Ω=(1/2) |Ω
1±Ω
2| can occur in the system. The theoretical analysis is checked by an analog-computer.
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