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Some theory towards a stringent definition of ‘locomotion’

In the current mechanics literature, one very frequently encounters the concepts locomotion and locomotion system. Unfortunately, strict definitions of these seemingly intuitively clear notions are generally missing. In order to provide a reliable common basis for working in this field, the present paper tries to fill this gap.

Joachim Steigenberger

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