Lecture

Deformations and Constraints

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This lecture covers topics such as relative deformations, flexibility matrix, stress relations, and generalized Hooke law. It also discusses the application of these concepts in thin plates and triaxial loads, as well as the determination of internal forces in structures.

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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