Conservation of Energy: Mechanical Energy and State Diagrams

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Covers the principles of static equilibrium and the balance of forces in mechanical systems.

Explores energy theorems and kinetic energy in rotational motion, illustrated with examples of a wheel and a cylinder on inclines.

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Explores convergence analysis of finite element methods and variational formulation.

Outlines the EPFL Master's program in Energy Science and Technology, covering its structure, specializations, and career opportunities for graduates.

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