In Granular System, Tiniest Grains Absorb Shocks 'Like a Sponge'

A University at Buffalo theoretical physicist who published research in 2001 demonstrating that it someday may be possible to build bridges, buildings and other structures that are nearly blast-proof, now has published results based on computer simulations showing how a shock-absorption system might be constructed to accomplish that goal.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news85338264.html">In Granular System, Tiniest Grains Absorb Shocks 'Like a Sponge'</a></p> <p>A University at Buffalo theoretical physicist who published research in 2001 demonstrating that it someday may be possible to build bridges, buildings and other structures that are nearly blast-proof, now has published results based on computer simulations showing how a shock-absorption system might be constructed to accomplish that goal.</p>