Lecture

Homogenization Theory: Effective Elastic Constants in Composites

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of homogenization theory to determine the effective elastic constants in composite materials. Real microstructures examples are presented, showcasing the complexity of composite materials. The instructor explains the need to solve equations to compute the effective elastic constants and discusses the development of rigorous bounds to simplify the analysis. The lecture emphasizes the importance of understanding the overall response of composite materials without delving into intricate details.

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