 Flotation of flexible objects

Flotation of flexible objects refers to the behavior and properties of materials that can change shape or deform in response to external forces when placed in a fluid. Unlike rigid objects, flexible objects do not maintain a constant shape and may partially submerge, bend, or flex depending on the fluid's dynamics, the object's material properties, and design. This phenomenon is often studied in fluid mechanics and materials science and has applications across various fields, including engineering, design, and biophysics.