Titlebook: Sliding Friction; Physical Principles Bo N. J. Persson Book 2000Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Dynamical phase tran

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Elastic Interactions and Instability Transitions,fluidize as a result of the shear force stemming from the external force acting on the block. For this case we have argued that the kinetic frictional force at low sliding velocities is likely to involve the formation and fluidization of solid structures. But in many cases the corrugation of the ads

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Stress Domains, Relaxation, and Creep,hat the lubrication film at low sliding velocities has a granular structure, with pinned adsorbate domains accompanied by elastic stress domains in the block and substrate. At zero temperature, the stress domains form a “critical” state, with a continuous distribution .(.) of local surface stresses

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Lubricated Friction Dynamics,ree end of the spring is moving with the velocity ... Depending on the parameter values (.., ..) the motion of the block may be either steady or of stick-slip nature. In this chapter we discuss the nature of the (.., ..) phase diagram, i.e., the regions in the (.., ..)-plane where the motion is stea

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Dry Friction Dynamics, layer of grease, even if no lubrication fluid has been intentionally added to the system. Nevertheless, in some cases the increase of the static friction force with the time of stationary contact, due to the processes discussed in Chap. 12, may be negligible; we will refer to these systems as exhib

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Novel Sliding Systems, general theoretical concepts and results obtained in the earlier part of this book, and to show how different physical phenomena are governed by similar physical principles. In addition, each of the topics treated below is itself of great intrinsic interest.

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Outlook, It is likely that the next few years will result in a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of sliding friction and also a general realization that many different physical phenomena, which in the past have been studied independently of each other in different disciplines, such as earthquake dyna

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Book 2000Latest editionce durable low-friction surfaces and lubricant fluids has become an important factor in the miniaturization of moving components in many technological devices, e.g. magnetic storage, recording systems, miniature motors and many aerospace components. This book will be useful to physicists, chemists,

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Introduction,o the interaction between the fundamental particles of Nature, namely the quarks and leptons. However, only the electromagnetic forces are of direct relevance to the mechanical and friction properties of solids which is our concern in this book.