Lecture

Linear Shell Theory: Equilibrium Equations

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This lecture covers the dimensional reduction of strain energy from 3D to 2D, linear expressions for mid-surface strain and curvature tensors, and the linear shell theory equilibrium equations derived from the Principle of Virtual Work.

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