Contemporary Research in Solid Mechanics

Abstract

The study of force and matter's motion is
known as mechanics. The study of force and
matter motion in solid states is known as solid
mechanics. Naturally, mechanics interests
physicists. Quantum mechanics, statistical
mechanics, and the theory of relativity are
considered the three greatest contributions to
physics in the 20th century. The dynamics of
chemical reactions, the generation of
molecular aggregates, crystal formation, the
polymerization of bigger molecules, and other
processes are among the topics that fascinate
chemists. Biomechanics, which connects
biologists, are interested in structure to
function at all levels of the hierarchy, from
biomolecules to cells, tissues, organs, and
persons. Living cells are manufacturers of
proteins with internal machinery that moves
and performs tasks in a systematic manner in
accordance with the rules of mechanics,
despite the fact that they are not homogenous
continuums.