Elasticity: Hooke's Law

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This lecture covers Hooke's Law in elasticity, discussing stiffness and compliance tensors, stress-strain relations, and material symmetry. It explains the use of index notation and different coordinate systems to represent elastic constants.

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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