Onset of rigidity in 3D stretched string networks

We extend a previously defined model consisting of connected strings with random natural lengths to three-dimensions [Delaney et al., Europhys. Lett. 72 , 990 (2005)]. When this system is expanded, a threshold is reached where a fraction of the strings form a taut network. Further expansion increase...

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