Recommended book to accompany ES 240
I recommend the book
“The Linearized Theory of Elasticity” by William S.
Slaughter
Here is a review of it from Amazon:
Chapter Outline:
I recommend the book
“The Linearized Theory of Elasticity” by William S.
Slaughter
Here is a review of it from Amazon:
Chapter Outline:
Review Online: http://www.amazon.com/Solid-Mechanics-Introduction-Its-Applications/dp/0792319494
Outline of Content:
Hello Everybody
I´ve got problem with propagating the crack in two regions at the same time in Franc3d. I initialized the crack in one region and propagated it, but the crack is propagating only in one region, although the crack should be propagated also in second region. Can anyone help me, pleease? Which steps do I need to take to obtain the propagation in first and second region? It´s imposibble to initialize the same crack in two regions?
Thanx
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Information in Imechanica is a little dispersed it is good in its present form but is it possible to categorization of information more?
I find the book , An Introduction to the mechanics of solids , is very helpful to me.
It is written by Stephen H. Crandall and Thomas Lardner .
Hi Everyone....
I want to do PhD in the field of Vibrations (Non linear Vibrations). My Masters is yet to be completed in April 2008. Presently I am doing my Masters thesis in Vibrations. I have not yet appeared for GRE/TOEFL/IELTS.
Is there any good university in Europe/United States where I can apply without a GRE/TOEFL/IELTS score ?
Thank You
Has anyone did any work in beams with non linear springs ?