Hooke's Law in 3D: Derivation and Applications

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This lecture covers the derivation of Hooke's law in 3D for isotropic materials, explaining the elements in the 6x6 matrix and solving 3D Hooke's law problems. It also discusses the generalized Hooke's law, simplification of the stiffness matrix, and examples of triaxial loading and compression scenarios.

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