Inner surface wrinkling of mucosa induced by volumetric growth Flow-induced buckling of a shell of revolution with thin spots Inner layer becomes longitudinally wavy under radial shrinkage Another example of inner layer wrinkling, this time from nerve regeneration Postbuckling of hollow fiber
Inner surface wrinkling of mucosa induced by volumetric growth Flow-induced buckling of a shell of revolution with thin spots Inner layer becomes longitudinally wavy under radial shrinkage Another example of inner layer wrinkling, this time from nerve regeneration Postbuckling of hollow fiber
Buckles form along the inner edge of a growing annular colony of bacteria Surface wrinkling of core-supported cylinders under mechanical or thermal loading Surface wrinkling and folding of core-shell soft cylinders Wrinkling and folding of a thin film bonded to a soft spherical core during uniform shrinking of the film-core system Three regions of surface deformation: I=no buckling; II=initial post-buckling (wrinkling); III=transition from film wrikling to film folding
Buckles form along the inner edge of a growing annular colony of bacteria Surface wrinkling of core-supported cylinders under mechanical or thermal loading Surface wrinkling and folding of core-shell soft cylinders Wrinkling and folding of a thin film bonded to a soft spherical core during uniform shrinking of the film-core system Three regions of surface deformation: I=no buckling; II=initial post-buckling (wrinkling); III=transition from film wrikling to film folding
Wrinkles on the face of Saturn's icy moon, Enceladus Fingerprint whorl (from Wikipedia) Formation of ridges on pads of fingers Cortical folding of the human brain cortex during development 2-D model of cortex folding during development of the brain. Dark outer layer = cortex; Lighter inner volume = core
Wrinkles on the face of Saturn's icy moon, Enceladus Fingerprint whorl (from Wikipedia) Formation of ridges on pads of fingers Cortical folding of the human brain cortex during development 2-D model of cortex folding during development of the brain. Dark outer layer = cortex; Lighter inner volume = core

soft shells and membranes

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