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Dynamically triggered snap-through
Snap-through is a sudden and large mechanical deformation that is usually triggered by driving a control parameter beyond a bifurcation threshold. Here, we study a buckled strip that undergoes a saddle-node bifurcation as one of its clamps is rotated. We show experimentally, theoretically, and numer
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