Lecture

Stress & Strain in Structural Mechanics

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This lecture covers stress and strain tensors, equilibrium, generalization of stress in 3D, fracture, plasticity, deformation, forces, stress-strain equations, constitutive law, and photoelasticity. It also discusses the concepts of stress, equilibrium, traction vector, normal stress, shear stress, deformation state, and the use of digital image correlation for quantifying strain fields.

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

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