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Nonlinear Curvature-Free Periodic Folding in Origami via Symmetry Classification of Linear Modes
Broadly studied origami crease patterns such as the Miura-ori are capable of rigid folding that maintains their spatial periodicity. However, periodic crease patterns generically require additional creases and fold into quasi-cylindrical shapes. Here, using group theory, we show that the folding pro
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