Lecture
Elasticity: Isotropic Solids
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This lecture covers the concept of elasticity in isotropic solids, including hydrostatic pressure, Young's and Poisson's modules, and shear. It discusses the deformation of homogeneous elongated bars under different conditions and explores the behavior of isotropic elastic solids under shear stress.
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