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France’s Le Corbusier used interlocking hyperbolic paraboloids to build the Philips Pavilion at last year’s Brussels Fair, produced a building that looks like wildly flapping tents frozen in ...

This spring is technically a hyperbolic paraboloid, a structure similar to a Pringles potato chip. Very strong, especially when compressed, hyperbolic paraboloids have been used by architects to ...

Home Science Features 11 things you didn't know about chip engineering Your average, unsullied Pringle is a hyperbolic paraboloid; its equation is (x^2)/ (a^2) - (y^2)/ (b^2) = z/c. Really.

Physically, the real and imaginary parts of these fundamental solutions represent the normal deflection and Airy's stress function for an unbounded shell under a normal point load. The differential ...

Pringles is testing out a new can – at least in the United Kingdom. For years, the iconic tall tube that houses the hyperbolic paraboloid-shaped potato chips has been at the top of a list of ...

News Release 17-Sep-2019 Hyperbolic paraboloid origami harnesses bistability to enable new applications Peer-Reviewed Publication Georgia Institute of Technology ...