Lecture

2D Variable Problems: Deformation and Flow Equations

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Description

This lecture covers examples of 2D variable problems, including transverse deformation of a stretched membrane, scalar equations, distributed loads, and flow equations in rectangular and elliptical ducts. It also discusses the non-linear term in strictly parallel flows.

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