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Common Ground in Avalanche-Like Events January 14, 2021• Physics 14, 6 Physicists have spent decades uncovering similarities in how disordered materials deform. Now they are trying to apply these results to the design of new materials. nakimori/adobe.stock.com Similar scaling patterns are seen in the sizes of avalanches on a snow-covered mountain and in the loudness of crackling sounds in deforming metals. nakimori/adobe.stock.com Similar scaling patterns are seen in the sizes of avalanches on a snow-covered mountain and in the loudness of crackling sounds in deforming metals.× Karin Dahmen loves noise. A theoretical physicist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, she has spent most of her career studying the “crackling noise” emitted by different materials when they deform. The noise emitted when a piece of paper is crumpled, for example, is a series of discrete snaps that vary in loudness. If you were to plot the number of snaps for each loudnes

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