Lecture

Beam Buckling: Dimensionless Analysis

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This lecture covers the concept of beam buckling, dimensionless analysis, and scalings. It explains the stiffness of beams under different loads, the deflection of helical coil springs, and the strain energy in slender structures. The instructor discusses Castigliano's theorem, the Euler buckling of beams, and the importance of dimensionless quantities in mechanics.

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