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Strain-Programmable Interior Topological Channels
Topological channels are typically pinned to physical edges or heterogeneous interfaces. Physical edges expose the channels to localized disorder, whereas interface-based designs generally involve material or structural discontinuities. These constraints limit geometric tunability and can compromise
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