Lecture

Review: 3D Linear Elasticity & Beams

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Description

This lecture covers the review of 3D Linear Elasticity, including traction vectors, equations of motion, strain tensor, stress tensor, and stress transformations. It also discusses beams, internal loads, bending, torsion, and buckling, with a focus on mechanics of slender structures.

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