Lectures related to Optical Spring Effect: Basic Phenomena in Optomechanics

Explores the principles of structural mechanics, including internal loads, equilibrium stability, and the superposition principle.

Explores mechanical energy, equilibrium, and small oscillations in rectilinear motion.

Covers the analysis of static (rigid) structures, including equilibrium and free-body diagrams.

Explores equilibrium and stability of a vertical metronome system with springs.

Explores chemical equilibria, Gibbs energy, equilibrium constants, and their practical applications in reactions.

Explains equilibrium in 2D, system isolation, joints, supports, and free-body diagrams with practical examples and idealized contacts.

Explores the Second Law of Thermodynamics, Gibbs Free Energy, equilibrium constants, and Le Châtelier's Principle.

Explores virtual work, conservative forces, equilibrium, and internal loads in structures.

Explains the determination of equilibrium state prices in asset pricing through consumption market clearing and budget constraints.

Explores the equilibrium in carbonate systems, including species like H₂CO3 and HCO3, with examples and exercises.

Explores virtual work in structural mechanics, stability criteria, reaction load calculations, and mechanical systems with springs.

Explores how equilibrium shifts in response to changes, with examples like the Haber-Bosch process and Clausius-Clapeyron equation.

Covers hyperstatic structures, pre-stressed structures, and limitations of geometric linearity.

Explores the cutting principle in statics, internal forces, equilibrium, and stress distribution.

Delves into chemical equilibrium, equilibrium constant, activity coefficients, and the impact of temperature and pressure on reactions.

Focuses on analyzing a complex physics problem involving a material point constrained to move in a plane.

Explores mechanical energy conservation, harmonic oscillators, and equilibrium in mechanical systems.

Explores potential energy, mechanical energy, and resonance in mechanical systems, including equilibrium, stability, and energy transformation.