Transverse Rigidity is Prestress Stability
Steven J. Gortler, Miranda Holmes-Cerfon, Louis Theran

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the recently proposed concept of transverse rigidity is equivalent to the well-established notion of prestress stability, providing a new interpretation of the prestress condition in rigidity theory.
Contribution
The paper establishes the equivalence between transverse rigidity and prestress stability, offering a novel perspective on the prestress condition in rigidity theory.
Findings
Transverse rigidity is equivalent to prestress stability.
Provides a new interpretation of prestress stability.
Bridges recent and classical rigidity concepts.
Abstract
Recently, V. Alexandrov proposed an intriguing sufficient condition for rigidity, which we will call "transverse rigidity". We show that transverse rigidity is actually equivalent to the known sufficient condition for rigidity called "prestress stability". Indeed this leads to a novel interpretation of the prestress condition.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStructural Analysis and Optimization · Dynamics and Control of Mechanical Systems · Topology Optimization in Engineering
