Lecture

Linear Elasticity: Equations of Linear Elasticity

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Description

This lecture covers the equations of linear elasticity for static problems with small strain. Topics include equilibrium equations, constitutive law, strain displacement, and boundary conditions. The lecture emphasizes the uniqueness of solutions and the application of Navier's Equations for isotropic linear elastic solids.

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