Talk:Structural stability

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[edit] De-mathified

This page needs to be de-mathified. It offers nothing useful to someone without mathematical inclination.

Further, "structural stability" is also an important branch of Civil Engineering and/or Aeronautical Engineering as well as other disciplines. For example, in Civil Engineering the Timoshenko and Gere's classic textbook on the Theory of Elastic Stability should be referenced at a minimum.