Lectures in Tensors
Lecture 1: What Is A Tensor?
Lecture 2: Tensors Represented In A Matrix
Lecture 3: What Is A Dyad? A Graphical Representation
Lecture 4: The Dyad: 3 Vectors Define "Stress" At The 3 Planes
Lecture 5: Tensor For Crystal Structure: Orthorombic
Lecture 6: Potential For Confusion
Lecture 7: Tensors For Crystal Structures: Monoclinic
Lecture 8: Tensors For Crystal Structures: Triclinic
Lecture 9: Stress In Tensor In 2-Dimensions
Lecture 10: Tensor Of Rank 3: The Triad
Lecture 11: Tensor Of Rank 3: The Triad (A 2Nd Look)
Lecture 12: Tensor Of Rank 3: The Triad (A 3Rd Look)
Lecture 13: What Is The Inertia Tensor?
Lecture 14: Angular Momentum & The Inertia Tensor: Diagonal Elements
Lecture 15: The Off-Diagonal Elements (Of The Inertia Tensor)
Lecture 16: The Complete Inertia Tensor
Lecture 17: The Inertia Tensor: A Simple Example
Lecture 18: The Inertia Tensor: A Less Simple Example
Lecture 19: The Inertia Tensor: A 3-D Simple Example
Lecture 20: What Is The Meaning Of The Off-Diagonal Elements?
Lecture 21: A 2 Mass Example
Lecture 22: The Inertia Tensor For A Mass Distribution: Diagonal
Lecture 23: The Inertia Tensor For A Mass Distribution: Off-Diagonal