Rigid components in fixed-lattice and cone frameworks
Matthew Berardi, Brent Heeringa, Justin Malestein, and Louis Theran

TL;DR
This paper develops efficient algorithms to determine the rigidity and compute rigid components of periodic frameworks in the plane, considering fixed lattices and finite-order rotations, with special cases optimized for certain symmetries.
Contribution
It introduces new polynomial-time algorithms for rigidity analysis of periodic frameworks with fixed lattices and rotations, including specialized solutions for order 3 rotations.
Findings
O(n^2) algorithm for fixed-lattice rigidity
O(n^3) algorithm for rigid component computation
O(n^4) algorithm for general rotation order rigidity
Abstract
We study the fundamental algorithmic rigidity problems for generic frameworks periodic with respect to a fixed lattice or a finite-order rotation in the plane. For fixed-lattice frameworks we give an algorithm for deciding generic rigidity and an O(n^3) algorithm for computing rigid components. If the order of rotation is part of the input, we give an O(n^4) algorithm for deciding rigidity; in the case where the rotation's order is 3, a more specialized algorithm solves all the fundamental algorithmic rigidity problems in O(n^2) time.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStructural Analysis and Optimization · Advanced Materials and Mechanics · Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies
