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The history of the theory of beam bending – Part 1

Posted on 27/02/2008 by dougaj4

The theory of the flexural strength and stiffness of beams is now attributed to Bernoulli and Euler, but developed over almost 400 years, with several twists, turns and dead ends on the way. Galileo Galilei is often credited with the first … Continue reading →

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