Lecture
Beam Bending and Buckling
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This lecture covers the concepts of beam bending and buckling, including the relationship between moment and curvature, bending stiffness, deflection, and slope of beams. It also discusses the integration of equations, boundary conditions, and the deflection of beams under different configurations.
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