Lecture

Cylinders: Pressure and Geometry

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Description

This lecture covers the equilibrium of cylindrical pressure vessels under differential pressure, parametrization of cylindrical surfaces, and computation of geometrical properties like metric and curvature. It also discusses the parametrization of a cylinder in terms of radius, height, covariant base vectors, normal vector, metric, and curvature tensor.

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