Forced Vibration: Can Objects Adjust Shape?

Thread starter Johnleprekan
Start date Apr 19, 2012
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Apr 19, 2012

Johnleprekan

If forced vibrations from one object to another were strong enough, would the second object start adjusting its shape to match the first?

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Apr 19, 2012

Drakkith

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I'm not really sure what you mean but I think no, the other object would probably fall apart or be warped, broken, etc.

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