Lecture

Structural Analysis: Trusses

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of trusses, which are structures composed of multiple bars. It includes defining node positions and connectivity matrices, graphically displaying structures, and assembling stiffness matrices. The lecture also discusses the elasticity module, area definition, and stiffness matrix comparison.

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