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What is the mathematical definition of a tensegrity?

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What is the mathematical definition of a tensegrity?

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It is a finite configuration of points, the nodes, in space or the plane where some pairs of the nodes are designated cables, constrained not to get further apart, and some pairs are designated struts, constrained not to get closer together. Note with this definition cables and struts are allowed to intersect and cross.

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