A rigid frame actually transfers vibration more efficiently than a rickety frame.
Correct! Well, even a stopped clock....
But even then its not really right now, is it?
What about frequency? What about amplitude? How much and how fast?
Because, there’s this thing, and its kinda old school, really old school in fact, probably not something they teach theoretical physicists these days, but back in the day we called it Newton’s Law. They even made us memorize f=ma. Force equals mass times acceleration. Woo-hoo! I still remember!
Anyway, and I know math is hard and everything (not to mention beneath a reigning theoretical physicist) but it seems to me that from this equation if you use enough m then even a lot of f is gonna result in practically zero a.
But I dunno. Maybe codename should check the math for me?