Titlebook: Contact Mechanics; Proceedings of the 3 Jo?o A. C. Martins,Manuel D. P. Monteiro Marques Conference proceedings 2002 Springer Science+Busin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45820-1f non-uniqueness and non-existence, a new kind of singularity is detected: coexistence of several stable solutions. Besides, it is shown that in a regular case where a unique solution exists, this solution might be unstable.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00279-7pture propagation associated with the seismic wave radiation). We consider the elastic antiplane problem for a system of finite faults under a slip-weakening friction law. A spectral analysis is used to determine the existence, or not, of a catastrophic evolution of the slip. We find that long initi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00279-7ical tube in contact with Coulomb’s friction with a rigid and rotating cylinder. This family of waves, representing the non-trivial periodic responses of a continuous system of one space variable, is not classical in the literature.

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Untersuchung des weiblichen Beckens, within the framework of standard generalised materials. The model originality stems from the use of an irreversible adhesion gap .. (similar to a plastic strain) as damage internal variable and a rate independent decohesion law. The three laws of contact, friction and adhesion are derived from thei

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Programmentwicklung unter UNIX,but moving backwards and forward over the surface of the block. The condition for the block to remain stationary, and for it to start to creep along the surface, due to a moving regime of microslip, are found.

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Systemverwaltung und Systempflege,. A model of evolution of real contact area is derived within a phenomenological framework by considering a thin homogeneous surface layer representing the asperities and the layer of inhomogeneous deformation induced by deforming asperities. The friction model is then derived by assuming asperity f

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0925-0042 ectures, 43 oral communications and 36 poster presentations (see Appendix A). The papers in this book correspond to almost all the main lectures and oral commun978-90-481-6099-0978-94-017-1154-8Series ISSN 0925-0042 Series E-ISSN 2214-7764