Elasticity: Theory and Applications Book Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

Fundamentals of Optics by jenkins kaisi book h bhai ?
I can't buy these books 😔
Sir please suggest me book for mechanics in civil engineering
Sir I have a doubt..is institute matter in PhD or net gate rank only matter and interview ?
Good
Resnick ka book quantum ka bohot badiya laga hai
Which books are read by in m.sc physics in IIT Bombay pls tell me
Muje To Bss Physics Ki Knowledge k lye book pdhni hai exam crack krne ko nh To konsi book pdhna shi rhengi sirf knowledge enhance krne k lye????
Aur mujhe ek doubt hai ki solid ste physics ki book me hi solid state electronics bhiil jayega kya mujhe ki dono ke liye alag alag book leni padegi
Bhaiya neuclear physics ke liye kaun si book achhi hogi
For quantum mechanics, can I start from Eisberg & Resnick (in stead of Griffiths) and then go to Sakurai?
Sir all books read takes to much time. You have tell us lot of books to read but only one book to read takes more than 2 months of time. The books like H K Dass is more than 1000 pages. I just have a question that ,we have to read complete book or some topics in each books which are important for iit jam physics ?
Bhaiya from which year of bsc shall I start my jam physics preparation?
Feynman lectures on physics is like Bibel of Physics. There is really a magic in his books.
Bhaiya Apne Mathematical physics and other chapters ke topic wise books ke recommendation video banaya nahi
Fluid mechanics kai liye kya better hoga
Classical mechanics by jhon Taylor ...kesi hai
Classical Physics by john R Tylor kaisi hai
Indian author doesn't have brain how to write, I recommend foriegn authors books as they write too good
tq very much sir
Great video! But what about the forces on the other side? Ie surely we have 6 sides so we’d need a 6x6 rather than a 3x3 matrix? (Ie with a T-xx, T-xy etc)
Amazing!
Perfect, thank you 🙏
The complete lack of units is quite disturbing to me. This is physics, right?
Ameizing content!
What's confusing is that when people use the word stress, they can mean the scalar, the vector, the tensor or the feeling lol.
I like the way you explain the stress tensor, which is easy to understand the complicated concepts in the textbook. Good on you, mate.
I LOVE THIS TOO MUCH, GREAT
Very nice the way you're presenting these concepts. Great idea to use "real world" objects. Congratulations!
Hello, I find your videos very useful, however I'd like to know what textbook(s) or notes your lectures are based on