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Nonlinear Beam Theory: Mechanics of Slender Structure

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This lecture covers the strain-displacement relations for a nonlinear beam, simplifications of the general theory, first-order constitutive relation for linear elastic behavior, equations of equilibrium from variational methods, and small strain with moderate rotation for circular rings.

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