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Fluidization in Growth-Induced Morphogenesis
Elastic buckling has explained shape formation in growing tissues, yet the role of tissue fluidity remains elusive. We derive a minimal fluidized growth-elasticity model as a nonlinear analogue of Maxwell rheology. Analysis of a growing strip shows that fluidity promotes symmetry breaking under comp
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