Wrinkling is a mechanical instability phenomenon characterized by the formation of periodic out-of-plane deformations in thin films or sheet materials under compressive stresses, distinguishing it from other failure modes by its reversible and geometrically driven nature.
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Geometry and Physics of Wrinkling
Enrique Cerda, L. Mahadevan · Physical Review Letters · 2003 · 1.3K citations · Full text
Nested self-similar wrinkling patterns in skins
Kirill Efimenko, Mindaugas Rackaitis, Evangelos Manias et al. · Nature Materials · 2005 · 767 citations
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