Lecture

Anisotropic Elasticity: Examples

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Description

This lecture introduces anisotropic elasticity, focusing on materials with varying properties in different directions. Examples include crystalline materials with specific symmetries, composites with aligned fibers, and layered structures like geology. The lecture covers Voigt contracted notation, transversely isotropic materials, and the distinction between isotropic and anisotropic materials.

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