Composite Laminate Analysis

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Introduces internal stress and strain, material properties, and design considerations for axial loads and direct shear.

Explores the Von-Mises plasticity theory, discussing yield criteria and stress invariants.

Explores hyperelasticity, constitutive models, incompressibility, and stiffness response in isotropic materials.

Discusses stress concentrations, modulus mismatch, and eigenstrains in materials.

Covers the derivation of exact results for small strains in composite materials and the implications of experimental data outside these limits.

Explores small strain theory, kinematics, and compatibility conditions in solid mechanics.

Explores crack growth, stress intensity factor, and fracture toughness in materials.

Covers hyperelasticity basics, including stress-strain response, energy density, and isotropic materials.

Explains principal stresses, spectral decomposition, simple states of stress, and the importance of a symmetric stress tensor.

Delves into homogenization in composite materials, deriving rigorous bounds and discussing statistical parameters and microstructures.