Lecture

Solid Mechanics Principles: Greens Functions & Superposition

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Greens functions and superposition in solid mechanics, focusing on expressing point forces mathematically, solving Navier's equations, and understanding displacement fields due to point forces. The lecture also discusses the solution of Navier's equation for a point force, the importance of Greens functions, and the application of superposition to different problems with point forces in an infinite body.

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Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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