Lecture
Kinematics of Continuous Media
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This lecture covers the kinematics of continuous media, focusing on concepts such as reference data, vector positions of particles, and kinematic equations. It explains the deformation and rotation of rigid bodies, as well as the translation and rotation of points. The lecture also delves into infinitesimal deformations and provides examples to illustrate the theoretical concepts.
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