Lecture

Structural Mechanics: Beams I

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This lecture covers the types of beams, computation of internal loads, and internal load diagrams. It delves into the historical background of beam theory, the theory of elasticity, and the calculation of reactions at clamped supports. The instructor discusses the significance of Stephen Timoshenko in the field of Engineering Mechanics and provides examples to illustrate the concepts of beams and internal load diagrams.

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

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