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The analysis suggests that oPINN gives stable and accurate results for both free and excited oscillations, also for cases in which the initial condition is non-harmonic and introduces discontinuous first derivatives. Compared to conventional PINN, oPINN leads to significant reduction in computational effort and great increase in both accuracy and stability. Moreover, the oPINN based solution better fulfills the energy conservation requirement compared to conventional predictor-corrector time integration schemes. This advantage is achieved by the application of second-order central differences both in the spatial and temporal domain. Oscillations Eigenfrequencies PINN Physics-Informed Neural Networks Machine Learning Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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