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Page 55
Instead , one circle in one cross section of the tube can be taken as reference
and the angular rotations of all the other circles measured with respect to it . Do
the outer and the inner circles at a given cross section , as well as the concentric
...
Instead , one circle in one cross section of the tube can be taken as reference
and the angular rotations of all the other circles measured with respect to it . Do
the outer and the inner circles at a given cross section , as well as the concentric
...
Page 168
9 Axial symmetry , uniformity along length , and " same ” end conditions lead to a
contradiction if radial lines distort in the cross section or warp out of the cross
section . conditions , symmetry requires the cross section midway between the
two ...
9 Axial symmetry , uniformity along length , and " same ” end conditions lead to a
contradiction if radial lines distort in the cross section or warp out of the cross
section . conditions , symmetry requires the cross section midway between the
two ...
Page 171
The warping of each and every cross section which results is as shown in Fig . 8 .
11a for the reference cross section of zero rotation which lies halfway between
the ends . If each cross section warps in exactly the same way to the same extent
...
The warping of each and every cross section which results is as shown in Fig . 8 .
11a for the reference cross section of zero rotation which lies halfway between
the ends . If each cross section warps in exactly the same way to the same extent
...
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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 California |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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