Elastic Deformation: Material Properties

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This lecture covers the origins of elasticity, material properties, linear springs, spring system energy, Young's modulus, stress and strain, and the deformation gradient. It also delves into hyperelastic vs non-hyperelastic materials, distortions induced by deformations, strain measures, and the finite element discretization of hyperelastic models.

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