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Modeling and analysis of nonlinear dynamic buckling-type vibrations in an auxetic rotating polygonal metamaterial
Auxetic rotating polygons are instrumental for programmable design of metamaterials with tunable proprieties. Their particular configuration leads to a sudden but controlled transformation between different states. However, opposed to the conventional perspective of the static stability in the pre-b
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