Theory of Elasticity
S.P. Timoshenko, J.N. Goodier, "Theory of Elasticity"
1951 | pages: 524 | ASIN: B001MU71T0 | PDF | 18,4 mb
1951 | pages: 524 | ASIN: B001MU71T0 | PDF | 18,4 mb
Although this book does not show how to solve the problem comprehensively like the general textbook, it goes straight to the point what the ideas are required. As known, all problems could be solved numerically, very few problems could be solved analyically. He was paying attention to the latter so there is no need to proceed steps by steps.
Basically, if you are a newbie, this book is not for you. You'd better consult with the books of Saada or Dym. If you have a strong background in Maths and Mechanics, you would greatly appreciate this book.
The most beautiful thing of this book heard from many professors is you could imaginarily see how genius a person could grap something from the sky and apply to the problem precisely. Generally, there are thousands of Maths but there is only one that fits the best.
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