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IRG3b figure

Posted on June 22, 2016June 22, 2016 by Felice Macera
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Snapshot of a two-dimensional experimental granular pillar being compressed by moving the top plate downwards (gravity is into the page). The color of each particle indicates its softness (its structural propensity to rearrange), from a blue (low softness) to red (high softness) scale.
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