Scalar done wrong
Update on 9 April 2016. At the bottom of this post, I attach a pdf file of my notes on scalar.
Notes on scalars now forms part of my notes on linear algebra.
Update on 9 April 2016. At the bottom of this post, I attach a pdf file of my notes on scalar.
Notes on scalars now forms part of my notes on linear algebra.
Hello,
For my project I need to learn nonlinear finite element method (FEM) and composite materials. I am familier with linear FEM. Please suggest me good book for nonlinear FEM which will have good explanation of the subject. Also, please suggest book on composite materials especially having lot of solved examples. I know there are lots of experts in this subject on imechanica, so please give me some suggestions. Thanks.
Thanks.
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I attach some class notes developed by the late Professor Donald Carlson from which many generations of students at the University of Illinois learnt Continuum Mechanics.
Linear algebra is significant to many aspects of mechanics. For some years I have been using the book by Shilov. But this book may or may not be a good one to recommend to a student, depending on his or her prior experience. On StackExchange Mathematics, there are several excellent threads discussing textbooks of linear algebra. A particular recommendation was made for
Hi,
I am looking for a closed form analytical solution for the critical bucking load of a timoshenko beam with clamped-free BC.
please help me i'm in rush!!!
Thanks in advance
Navid
Dear blog-readers,
As you may know, our research group has, with my leaving the UK, moved in part to Luxembourg, where I am now based. I am of course keeping close ties with Cardiff, where Pierre Kerfriden is now taking care of the group.
It has been a fun and productive year, and I thank you all for contributing to this through numerous discussions emanating from this blog. I wish you all the best for 2014, and hope that it will bring you joy in the work you do.
Best regards from Lausanne where we are enjoying a few days off.
Harnessing Localized Ridges for High-Aspect-Ratio Hierarchical Patterns with Dynamic Tunability and Multifunctionality, Advanced Materials, DOI: 10.1002/adma.201304589.
There is a SIAM conference on life science on August, 2014. See website http://www.siam.org/meetings/ls14/
I want to organize a minisymposium on topic of "soft tissue modeling
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