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13 Apr 2022: This is known in structural engineering as the Maxwell/Calladinerelation (or counting rule). ... Hence, the Maxwell/Calladine counting rule for the net mobility of asystem of points, lines and planes is (in 3D and 2D):.

13 Apr 2022: Oxford: Clarendon. Calladine, C.R., 1978. Buckminster Fuller’s “tensegrity” structures and Clerk Maxwell’srules for the construction of stiff frames. ... Fowler, P.W. and Guest, S.D., 2000. A symmetry extension of Maxwell’s rule forrigidity of

13 Apr 2022: The same symmetry has been derived for the states of self-stressof toroidal deltahedra using symmetry-extended Maxwell analysis (Fowlerand Guest, 2002), and occurs as a contribution to the mobility equationfor

13 Apr 2022: dos Santos e Lucato, S.L., Wang, J., Maxwell, P., McMeeking, R.M., & Evans,A.G.

13 Apr 2022: establish thesymmetry-extended version of Maxwell’s rule for bar and joint frameworks(see also Schulze (2009a), for further details). ... A symmetry extension of Maxwell’s. 29. rule for rigidity of frames.

13 Apr 2022: 6] Calladine, C. R., 1978. “Buckminster Fuller’s ‘tensegrity’structures and Clerk Maxwell’s rules for the constructionof stiff frames”.

13 Apr 2022: more than 1. The mobility is given by the Maxwell count for the mechanism. ... successful deployment. 4.1 Mobility. The Maxwell count can be used to show that the mechanism has a mobility of 1 and is.