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Eversion Buckling of Toroidal Shells: Mechanism, Bifurcation, and Applications in Energy Absorption
Thin shells can store and release elastic energy through large geometric transformations, but their post-deformation stability is often highly sensitive to geometry and loading direction. Here, we study the eversion of open toroidal shells generated by revolving a meridional arc about an external ax
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