Solid Mechanics Theory | The Cauchy Stress Tensor

[@d3f3kt57]

Covered everything my professor couldn't explain properly in 1.5 h of lectures in only 24 minutes. Thank you.

[@sriramashwin9871]

Direction of sigma12 is in direction of e2 so I think the first term in Fe2 should be positive 9:55

[@brandonbandelt3562]

At 8:03, I noticed the vertical traction vector about the axis e2 (tn2) is mislabeled. Best, Brandon

[@benjaminyellin5095]

Have an important final coming up in Strength of Materials and this video cleared up loads of confusion, thanks!

[@taha1087]

Thank you so much!!!! and loved those laughs made it 100 times better

[@dj_b1627]

He high bro

[@alexandreboulch5455]

Hey Clayton, first of all thanks for the amazing content you put on KZbin ! Around 14:55 you mention that you are going to demonstrate why the Cauchy stress tensor is symetrical in a later video. I have been looking for a proper demonstration for years. Does this video exist by now ?

[@artadda8319]

correction: in the diagram 9:45 in the direction of e2 there should be tn2 not tn3

[@santanusingh4669]

Amazing lecture 👍

[@suheladesilva2933]

Brilliant explanation, thanks a lot.

[@lorenzoferrara8652]

Hello, what are you refering to at 1:00 when you talk about a ng130 previous lesson? Thank you

[@sakr74]

Thank you very much for these amazing lectures

[@sjograas]

Fantastic explanation, thank you,

[@ceroorec2153]

the video is helpful but I wish you'd explained more about where the signs came from in newtons equation of motion; unless there are typos the equations don't seem to align with what you are saying out loud.

[@Engbinsalah]

Thank you for sharing, very helpful and clear

[@drandrewsanchez]

this video is incredible. thanks!

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Very good!

[@AtliTobiasson]

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