Lectures related to Materials Science: Basics and Classification

Explores deformation, creep, material properties, mechanical tests, ceramics, polymers, metals, and atomic bonds.

Covers stress intensity, fracture, and toughness of materials, including the behavior of ductile and brittle materials.

Explores the impact of rate effects on material toughness and the time-temperature equivalence in viscoelastic polymers.

Explores itinerant magnetism in metals, highlighting the Kondo effect and its implications on material properties.

Explores materials' behavior under stress, covering plastic deformation, elasticity, and strengthening mechanisms.

Covers stress-strain curves, specific moduli, and energy footprint of metals production.

Covers the history, classification, properties, impact, and development of materials, emphasizing the importance of materials choice and comparison.

Covers the history and modern applications of materials, focusing on polymers, ceramics, metals, and composites.

Explores the properties, extraction, and applications of metals and alloys, including historical evolution and recycling rates.

Explores the design of a pressure tank, emphasizing material selection, wall thickness, and safety aspects in pressure vessel design.

Explores measurement methods for elastic properties and material selection criteria based on density and elastic properties.

Explores the fundamentals and applications of self-healing materials, including intrinsic and extrinsic mechanisms, in various industries.

Explores toughness, hardness, and material properties, including critical crack length and hardness testing methods.

Covers the elastic limit, dislocations, and plasticity mechanisms of materials.

Explores the plasticity of materials, focusing on deformation behavior, dislocations, and mechanical properties of metals, ceramics, and polymers.

Covers the characteristics and classifications of construction materials in building technology.

Explores elasticity, plasticity, material behavior under stress, and criteria for material selection.

Explains the concept of density, focusing on metals and their characteristics.

Explores stress in material fatigue, endurance limits, crack propagation, and real-world applications.

Covers yield strength, hardness, defects, dislocations, plasticity mechanisms, and hardening in materials science for mechanical engineering.