Lecture

Elastic Solid Energy Computation

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This lecture covers the computation of elastic energy in solid mechanics, focusing on updating strain/stress tensors, calculating external energy potential, and distributing forces to mesh vertices. It also delves into differential strain/stress tensor computation and equilibrium steps using conjugate gradients.

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