Lecture

Introduction to Structural Mechanics

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of structural mechanics, including static forces, moments, stress, and strain. It introduces concepts like linear elasticity, beam bending, and axial loading. The history of mechanics and major contributions in elasticity theory are also discussed.

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Deformation of materials

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Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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