The experimental and numerical analyses of the linear time-invariant dynamical behavior of the clamping region of a 2D pantographic material are presented. The experimental observations of the clamping area, obtained by means of a specialized stereo microscope, are compared with the results of a second gradient linear model enforcing the same symmetries as the system microstructure.
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