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FWIW, if you're interested in this subject, the best reference is Jobst Brandt's "The Bicycle Wheel". It's been out for 30 years or so, but it's still the best
by wiredfool 11y ago
FWIW, if you're interested in this subject, the best reference is Jobst Brandt's "The Bicycle Wheel". It's been out for 30 years or so, but it's still the best reference.
Past that, you might want to look at Timeshenko and Geere's "Theory of Elastic Stability", but you'd need a good university library for that one.