Lecture

Stress and Strain in Structural Mechanics

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This lecture covers stress, strain, elasticity, fracture, and plasticity in structural mechanics, focusing on axial members and equilibrium equations. It also discusses constitutive laws, traction vectors, and the concept of stress matrix. The presentation includes topics like force balance, photoelasticity, and digital image correlation for material testing.

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