Lecture

Composite Materials: Fundamentals and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of composite materials, including the behavior of polymers, fibers, and matrices. It discusses the importance of crystallinity, alignment of macromolecules, and the role of interfaces in composites. The lecture also explores the mechanical properties and failure mechanisms of composites under different loading conditions.

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