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ME85-Lecture25
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25 Lecture Singularity Function Method for Beam Deflection What is the external load distribution for this beam ? Wait a minute: What those are bracket functions ? I am totally at loss ! This is singularity function Method at its best ! Summary
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25 Lecture Singularity Function Method
for Beam Deflection
What is the external load distribution for this beam ?
Wait a minute:
What those are bracket functions ?
I am totally at loss !
This is singularity function Method at its best !
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