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finding:a-thin-cylinder-buckled-by-uniform-pressure-from-above-develops-a-symmetric-pattern-of-dimples-corresponding-to-a-finite-subgroup-of-its-original-infinite-rotation-group-preserving-most-structureA thin cylinder buckled by uniform pressure from above develops a symmetric pattern of dimples corresponding to a finite subgroup of its original infinite rotation group, preserving most structure.
Structural mechanics finding demonstrating structure-preserving transformation through symmetry-group reduction in buckling
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