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Page 202
Suppose that a particular set of values é ' , de ' / dt , o ' , do ' / dt , M ' , dM ' / dt , . . .
satisfies equilibrium , compatibility , and the stress - strain relations everywhere
for one loading of a body and that another solution for the same body under a ...
Suppose that a particular set of values é ' , de ' / dt , o ' , do ' / dt , M ' , dM ' / dt , . . .
satisfies equilibrium , compatibility , and the stress - strain relations everywhere
for one loading of a body and that another solution for the same body under a ...
Page 377
Of course , unless at least some of the salient features of the actual , or real , state
( which satisfies both equilibrium and compatibility ) appear either in the
equilibrium set or in the compatible set , no information about the real problem
will be ...
Of course , unless at least some of the salient features of the actual , or real , state
( which satisfies both equilibrium and compatibility ) appear either in the
equilibrium set or in the compatible set , no information about the real problem
will be ...
Page 381
If the equilibrium set Fi , M ' is chosen to be the actual set F , M , FA * = * * | M dx
where At , the downward deflection under the load , is – v * at x = a , * A1 = 4věta
40 ) and M = Rax for 0 < x < a , M = RAX – F ( x – a ) for a < x < a + b . Fate Fat = L
...
If the equilibrium set Fi , M ' is chosen to be the actual set F , M , FA * = * * | M dx
where At , the downward deflection under the load , is – v * at x = a , * A1 = 4věta
40 ) and M = Rax for 0 < x < a , M = RAX – F ( x – a ) for a < x < a + b . Fate Fat = L
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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