Rayleigh-Ritz Method

[@vikashpratap9860]

Before watching this video ....I went through several videos on this topic and I couldn't understand anything ...now I can say ...I grasped this method

[@nadirgas]

Brilliantly explained, thank you Josh.

[@xino951]

Dude I needed this SO BADLY 3 weeks back for my final exam, I really should have done a KZbin search!

[@rachelsample9479]

wooowww first 3 minutes i already understand so much more than i did in my lecture !!! thank you sir

[@daliaruizdiaz2024]

I don't understand how I understood this from the first try lol hahaha I guess you truly are a good teacher :p

[@krittapatpitthamrongpat7811]

Thanks!!! josh. Keep it up u r doing great.

[@hakandede8588]

Best 'YEEEAAAAAHH' I have ever heard 11.51

[@asuthoshcr9581]

Thanks, this video was so quick to understand RITZ...

[@alexdarne]

Amazing explanation !

[@amanmenath8098]

i really needed this video

[@shashvataghosh8549]

Very lucid explanation!

[@ganeshkoneti6866]

Nice explanation

[@supreethp9568]

Ba chesav ra bondam

[@SteelersFans99]

thanks for the excellent explanation!

[@saulmartinezcastaneda8507]

Thank you very much Josh. I didn't catch what u & EI means. Would you tell me their meaning?.

[@apoorvsom.5656]

Wow! Very well explained! Josh! 🙏

[@chamithmihiran3190]

Thank you

[@TheUtsavv]

We need more structural videos from you

[@macamamamama]

Great explanation!! =D

[@vishwanathsingh9843]

the explanation is fantastic, but i didnt get why the method is called approximate.

[@letsdiscuss3239]

best way of explaination

[@myke0101]

based on rayleigh ritz method, how to get the maximum and minimum bending moment and shear force? Pls advise and elaborate Josh. Thank you

[@CalculationStation]

How to assume the difflection equation..??

[@JohnDoe-qg1pj]

Could you explain why isn't the potential energy equal to zero, like some energy conservation? The energy done by external forces should be equal to energy "received" by the system, no?

[@srinivassidharthasarmareva8371]

Hey , one quick doubt. Is min PE = U+W or -W ? There are manu places that say its + W

[@MJs-85]

Hi ! good example Some people use the term P(xi)u(xi) in the total potential energy formula .. why is that and what is it ? thanks

[@anaslahrichi]

Very helpful, thanks a lot.

[@ayoubkaddar7622]

thank you

[@engetekengenheirosassociad2239]

Prof. I have lots doubts about where the moment of inertia is not constant in same case (cantilever beam) and method (Rayleigh-Ritz) could you help me. Tks from brazilian students ! keep it up !

[@cahelk]

Чел ты гений

[@ganeshkoneti6866]

Sir.... Is variational method and Rayleigh ritz method both are same???

[@vineethnakka2218]

sai ganesh koneti no in variational methods RRM is one topic

[@emirbfitness]

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