What Are the Best Beginner Resources for Learning Thermoelasticity?

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The discussion revolves around seeking resources for understanding thermoelasticity, particularly for beginners. A user expresses difficulty in grasping the basics and requests recommendations for books or lecture notes. Another participant mentions finding a video course on INTUIT.ru, specifically lectures 9-12, and shares links to these resources. While one user does not speak Russian, they plan to learn from the equations presented in the videos. There is a collective interest in finding English-language materials on thermoelasticity, with a request for updates if any are discovered.
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Dear Fellows,

I am new in this field of thermo elasticity, and having some problem in understanding the basics of this field.

Can anyone guide me to a good and basic book or any university lecture notes or any material through which I can study this field from basics

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Hello!
I'm in such a situation now! I have to make some calculations using the theory of thermoelesticity and don't know almost anything in it.
Today I was searching for the information in the internet and found the video course on this subject in INTUIT.ru. (lectures 9-12).
If you know Russian try it too.
 
No I don't know Russian, but I will try to understand by viewing equations,,

Can you please give me, LINK (URL) of those lectures?

Regards
 
Thanks Nadyas! I ll try my best to learn it, If you find any English material then please update me,,

Best Wishes
 

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