This lecture covers the theory of barycenters, defining them as unique points that satisfy a specific equation of equilibrium. It explores the physical interpretation and localization of barycenters, providing proofs and examples.
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Explores the theory of quasi-convexity in variational problems from continuum mechanics, discussing its principles, applications, and relationship with convexity.
