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Kirigami in the Flow

Written by

Nicole Sharp

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Cut patterns in a thin plastic sheet allow the sheet to expand when pulled.
When placed in a flow, kirigami sheets get pulled into elaborate and elongated shapes.
With flow visualization, we can see the complex wakes formed around each "fin" in the sheet. Text reads: "Each kirigami pattern creates a characteristic wake..."
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