Torsional Rigidity
Torsional Rigidity is the measure of a structural component's resistance to angular deformation under an applied torque, quantified as the ratio of the applied torque to the resulting rate of twist per unit length, distinguishing it from related stiffness properties by its specific dependence on shear deformation and cross-sectional geometry in the context of torsional loading.
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Yuri Tsuda, Hironori Yasutake, Akihiko Ishijima et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1996 · 276 citations · Full text
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