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 A kaleidocycle has seven degrees of freedom: six from the Euclidean motions and one from twisting.
 
+#### Solution
+
+The unit test [`tangent_test_kaleidocycle`](../src/commit/2adf4669f47ab8f2bff8d64ac011a2bd09f632fa/app-proto/src/engine.rs#L814-L881) uses a kaleidocycle and initial configuration for which the infinitesimal twist motion can be written algebraically and verified by hand. To verify it, take the derivatives of the distances between the connected vertices of the kaleidocycle and confirm that they vanish at the configuration space tangent vector that we claim generates the twist motion.
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+To find the full configuration space of a kaleidocycle, rather than just its tangent space at a particular point, one could use the procedure that Shizuo Kaji, Kenji Kajiwara, and Shota Shigetomi describe in the preprint [“An explicit construction of Kaleidocycles by elliptic theta functions”](https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2308.04977) (2024). The paper comes with an [implementation](https://github.com/shizuo-kaji/Kaleidocycle) of the procedure.
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 #### Coverage
 
 As of pull request #84, the function [`engine::examples::realize_kaleidocycle`](../src/commit/2adf4669f47ab8f2bff8d64ac011a2bd09f632fa/app-proto/src/engine.rs#L575-L618) sets up a kaleidocycle using distance constraints between points and finds its tangent space. The unit test [`tangent_test_kaleidocycle`](../src/commit/2adf4669f47ab8f2bff8d64ac011a2bd09f632fa/app-proto/src/engine.rs#L814-L881) confirms that the tangent space includes the twist motion. The example [`kaleidocycle.jl`](../src/commit/2adf4669f47ab8f2bff8d64ac011a2bd09f632fa/app-proto/examples/kaleidocycle.rs) finds the twist motion.