00:04:09.260,00:04:12.260 Benjamin Strong: I dont believe we finished the problem but i don’t remember where we left off 00:07:27.055,00:07:30.055 David Lont: Is this a new example? 00:07:32.418,00:07:35.418 Scott Miller: No 00:07:39.619,00:07:42.619 David Lont: Thanks 00:08:16.348,00:08:19.348 Tyler Bye: How do you go from Tn being a column in the last lecture to a row in this lecture? 00:09:51.008,00:09:54.008 Tyler Bye: Yes 00:13:49.595,00:13:52.595 Tyler Bye: cross product of a and b 00:13:51.672,00:13:54.672 Ethan Reid: take the cross product of a and b 00:13:54.522,00:13:57.522 David Lont: Look at the calc 3 notes 00:14:34.499,00:14:37.499 Righa Righa: no sorry 00:19:52.758,00:19:55.758 Nicole Badour: Is Tn just the traction vector or does the n mean it has something to do with the normal? 00:21:33.029,00:21:36.029 Ron McGee-Sinclair: should that be [42.55- 1.80 +10.10]? 00:22:08.887,00:22:11.887 Ron McGee-Sinclair: thank you 00:24:44.135,00:24:47.135 Joel Parker: Traction should equal sqrt of N and S 00:24:49.253,00:24:52.253 Joel Parker: Squared* 00:36:24.135,00:36:27.135 Jeremy Baiocchi: To be clear the length of the vector is not changing just the way we describe it to have a maximum axis value. 00:37:37.265,00:37:40.265 Jeremy Baiocchi: thanks 00:41:11.317,00:41:14.317 Ethan Reid: Looks like we're finding an eigenvalue 00:42:57.787,00:43:00.787 Jeremy Baiocchi: 0,0,0,0 00:43:19.203,00:43:22.203 Steve Nemeth: zero 00:50:54.075,00:50:57.075 Steve Nemeth: yes 00:50:55.433,00:50:58.433 Joel Parker: yes 00:50:55.924,00:50:58.924 Vegard Selnes: yes 00:50:56.252,00:50:59.252 Ethan Reid: All good 00:50:58.461,00:51:01.461 Leah Harris: yes 00:50:58.539,00:51:01.539 Ashleigh Heath: yes 00:50:58.617,00:51:01.617 Isaac Blickley: yep 00:51:00.594,00:51:03.594 Cole D'Haese: yes 00:51:00.714,00:51:03.714 Joshua Spano: yup 00:51:02.214,00:51:05.214 Sarah Kirtek: yes 00:51:05.303,00:51:08.303 Hussain Alshowaikhat: yes 00:51:09.320,00:51:12.320 Ray Vigo: yes 00:51:58.695,00:52:01.695 Garrett Clyma: agreed 01:01:43.103,01:01:46.103 David Lont: Parametrize? 01:17:31.230,01:17:34.230 Joel Parker: did you say you had these lecture slides posted somewhere where we can view them outside of lecture? 01:18:16.574,01:18:19.574 Ethan Reid: The slides are in the coursepack that you can buy on an Android 01:18:54.609,01:18:57.609 Tyler Bye: Why when you wrote out the symbolic tensor for finding principal stresses do you have the non diagonal elements mirror each other in tensor notation? 01:18:58.147,01:19:01.147 Gavin Hutchins: Did you receive my email? I joined the call as soon as I could 01:19:15.854,01:19:18.854 Joel Parker: thanks ethan