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Information Propagation and Encoding in Solids: A Quantitative Approach Towards Mechanical Intelligence
Engineered systems typically separate mechanical function from information processing, whereas biological systems can exploit physical structure as a medium for information processing and computation. Motivated by this contrast, recent work in mechanics has explored embedding information-processing
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