= Rigidity theory (physics)
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Rigidity theory in physics is a concept that deals with the structural stability and deformation characteristics of materials and systems. It encompasses the study of how rigid bodies behave under applied forces and moments, as well as how they maintain their shape and resist changes in configuration. \#\#\# Key Aspects of Rigidity Theory: 1. **Rigid Bodies**: In classical mechanics, a rigid body is an idealization that assumes an object does not deform under stress.
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