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Which criteria guarantee an orthogonal circuit in $\mathbb R^3$ to be rigid?
Some easy conditions, each sufficient for violating rigidity, are:
existence of a subword abaBa (then the baB part can be pivoted out of the a-b-plane)
more generally, existence of two segments which … Any idea about their rigidity? …
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