Category:Continuum mechanics

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Continuum mechanics is a branch of physics (specifically classical mechanics) that deals with solids and fluids.

For more information, see the main article about Continuum mechanics.

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Subcategories

There are 2 subcategories to this category.

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• Fluid dynamics
• Fluid mechanics

Articles in category "Continuum mechanics"

There are 42 articles in this category.

B Bending Birch-Murnaghan equation of state Brittle Bulk modulus C Constitutive equation Continuum mechanics D Deformation Density Dilatant Ductility E Elastic Euler-Bernoulli beam equation F Ferrofluid Flexural rigidity

F cont. Fluid mechanics H Hooke's law L Limit loads Linear elasticity N Non-Newtonian fluid P PVT Physical compression Plasticity (physics) Poisson's ratio Principle of corresponding states R Residual stress Rheology S Second moment of area Shakedown Shear modulus

S cont. Shear rate Shear strain Shear stress Solid mechanics Strain Strain tensor Strength of materials Stress (physics) T Thixotropy V Viscoelasticity Viscosity Y Yield strength Young's modulus

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