Lecture

Dimensional Analysis & Scaling Laws in Mechanics of Slender Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the application of dimensional analysis to determine the buckling load in slender structures, followed by an analogy between the periodic folding of a sheet of paper and viscous fluids. Through exercises and examples, the instructor illustrates how to establish dimensional relations, construct dimensional groups, and derive scaling laws for folding phenomena.

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