Equivalence of minimal rigidity and rigidity for generic conic frameworks
Let be a generic conic framework, meaning that its placement satisfies the genericity condition used for conic frameworks. A framework is minimally rigid when it is rigid and ceases to be rigid after removing any edge.
Generic rigidity equivalence conjecture. The framework is minimally rigid if and only if it is rigid.
For generic Euclidean frameworks, infinitesimal rigidity and rigidity are equivalent; the corresponding equivalence for generic conic frameworks is presented as a conjecture because the necessary differential-geometric proofs are not supplied.
References
Primary source
Colin Cros, Pierre-Olivier Amblard, Christophe Prieur and Jean-François Da Rocha, “Conic Frameworks Infinitesimal Rigidity”, arXiv:2207.03310 (2022).
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