Structural Mechanics: Solutions by Trigonometric (Fourier) Series
Structural Mechanics (ME309 at Boston University) Lecture: Approximating Beam Deflections by Trigonometric (Fourier) Series Note: The spring semester of 2020 was interrupted by COVID-19, moving most university courses online for the second half of the semester. This video is the second lecture from that online course.
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