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Elasticity theory is the solid counterpart to Fluid Mechanics, the other branch of continuum mechanics. | Elasticity theory is the solid counterpart to Fluid Mechanics, the other branch of continuum mechanics. | ||
This section is under construction. We will include further materials on finite element methods, linear and nonlinear elasticity, chain complexes from symmetric tensors, and geodynamics at minimum. | |||
=== Applications === | === Applications === | ||
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| Theory of Elasticity | |
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| Author | Lev Landau |
| Language | English |
| Series | Course of Theoretical Physics |
| Publisher | Elsevier Science |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Pages | 187 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-08-057069-3 |
Elasticity theory is the solid counterpart to Fluid Mechanics, the other branch of continuum mechanics.
This section is under construction. We will include further materials on finite element methods, linear and nonlinear elasticity, chain complexes from symmetric tensors, and geodynamics at minimum.
Applications[edit]
Finite Element Exterior Calculus
Finite Element Exterior Calculus by Douglas Arnold.
The Finite Element Analysis of Shells
The Finite Element Analysis of Shells by Dominique Chapelle and Klaus-JĆ¼rgen Bathe.