What Are the Best Beginner Resources for Learning Thermoelasticity?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around finding beginner resources for learning thermoelasticity, including books, lecture notes, and online courses. Participants express their challenges in understanding the basics of the field and seek guidance on accessible materials.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests recommendations for basic resources in thermoelasticity, indicating a lack of understanding in the field.
  • Another participant shares a video course on thermoelasticity available in Russian and suggests it as a potential resource.
  • A third participant expresses willingness to view the course despite the language barrier and requests the links to the lectures.
  • Links to the Russian lecture series are provided by another participant.
  • A participant expresses gratitude and a desire for English materials, indicating ongoing challenges in finding suitable resources.

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Participants generally agree on the need for beginner resources in thermoelasticity, but there is no consensus on specific materials, especially in English.

Contextual Notes

Limitations include the language barrier for available resources and the lack of English materials mentioned in the discussion.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals new to thermoelasticity, educators seeking teaching materials, and students looking for foundational resources in the field.

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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

Regards
 
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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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