1. Innovative structural composition
1.1 Definitions and comments
Tensegrity systems are a subclass of self-constrained cross-linked systems
Their structural composition is quite singular: it involves the presence of simply compressed components within a set of simply tensioned components.
Example
The composition shown in figure 1 comprises two compressed components, each obtained by assembling four rectilinear elements. These two components are linked by a continuous network of tensioned elements (in this case, sixteen elements). This system meets the definition proposed in reference
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