Lecture

Dimensional Analysis & Scaling Laws

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This lecture covers the application of dimensional analysis in determining the dimensional relation of the buckling load, constructing dimensional groups, and analyzing the periodic folding of a sheet of paper with an analogy to viscous fluids. Exercises include Euler buckling and the folding process, with a focus on scaling laws and the flexural-bending behavior of materials.

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