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The spacing between the folds and the size of the corrals are both determined by the extent to which a single fold relieves compressive stress in its vicinity by sliding. We develop a model for folding which explicitly accounts for the fact that folds must initiate with near-zero volume under the buckle. The model shows that folds can appear even at very low swelling if there are large pre-existing debonded regions at the film-substrate interface.We report an efficient Au(I)-catalyzed formal allylation of diazthio)oxindoles using all
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