Dr. Mark E. Barkey

Professor of  Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
The University of Alabama
AEM 637 Theory of Elasticity



Selected Papers by Eshelby and Related Papers


Course Announcement
 

Textbook information:

Elasticity in Engineering Mechanics, 2nd Edition
A. P. Boresi and K. P. Chung
ISBN No.  0-471-31614-8
Publisher:  Wiley-Interscience
 
 

Preliminary List of Topics

                Introduction
                Preliminary Mathematics
                Deformation and Strain
                Stress
                Three Dimensional Elasticity
                Plane Elasticity, Rectangular and Polar Coordinates
                Applications of Elasticity (as course time permits)


Class Photos from Spring 2002

The Spring 2002 semester had an enrollment of 12 graduate students and one senior undergraduate student in the fields of
Engineering Science and Mechanics, Mathematics, Civil Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering.

An integral part of this graduate level course is that the students are expected to
prepare and give a lecture over a portion of the course material.
 
 

Kumar Chodimella discusses the traction vector relations (above).
 
 

The AEM 637 class listens intently (above and below).