#mechanical-engineering ## What is buckling? Buckling refers to the sudden deflection or failure of a structural component, typically under compressive load, due to inadequate stability. It occurs when the load causes the component to undergo a shape change that is unstable, leading to a loss of structural integrity. Buckling can occur in various structures, such as columns, beams, and plates. It is important to consider buckling effects when designing and analyzing structural systems to ensure their stability and safety.  ## Why buckling? %% INCOMPLETE(in different scenario) %% ## how people fix buckling?