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The Dzhanibekov Effect Revisited: Informational Hysteresis, Anisotropic Latency Fields, and Regime Transitions in Torque-Free Rotation

2026-03-05

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The Dzhanibekov effect—also known as the tennis racket theorem in its classical formulation—remains one of the most visually striking and widely circulated demonstrations of rotational instability in torque-free motion. A rigid body spinning about its intermediate principal axis undergoes abrupt, repeated flips that appear paradoxical to non-specialists and counterintuitive even to many trained physicists when enc...

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91352105-03f9-5bf2-bd02-5a6dbdcfd99c
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10.20944/preprints202603.0378.v1
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