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physics.class-ph2019★ 6 cited

Relaxation Tribometry: A Generic Method to Identify the Nature of Contact Forces

Alain Le Bot, Julien Scheibert, Artem Vasko +1

Recent years have witnessed the development of so-called relaxation tribometers, the free oscillation of which is altered by the presence of frictional stresses within the contact.…

physics.class-ph2019★ 7 cited

Statistics of the separation between sliding rigid rough surfaces: Simulations and extreme value theory approach

Nicolas Ponthus, Julien Scheibert, Kjetil Thøgersen +2

When a rigid rough solid slides on a rigid rough surface, it experiences a random motion in the direction normal to the average contact plane. Here, through simulations of the sepa…

physics.class-ph2016★ 4 cited

Memory in random bouncing ball dynamics

C Zouabi, J Scheibert, J Perret-Liaudet

The bouncing of an inelastic ball on a vibrating plate is a popular model used in various fields, from granular gases to nanometer-sized mechanical contacts. For random plate motio…

physics.class-ph2015★ 20 cited

Steady-state propagation speed of rupture fronts along one-dimensional frictional interfaces

David Skålid Amundsen, Jørgen Kjoshagen Trømborg, Kjetil Thøgersen +3

The rupture of dry frictional interfaces occurs through the propagation of fronts breaking the contacts at the interface. Recent experiments have shown that the velocities of these…

physics.class-ph2015★ 21 cited

On the speed of fast and slow rupture fronts along frictional interfaces

Jørgen Kjoshagen Trømborg, Henrik Andersen Sveinsson, Kjetil Thøgersen +2

The transition from stick to slip at a dry frictional interface occurs through the breaking of the junctions between the two contacting surfaces. Typically, interactions between th…

physics.class-ph2014★ 20 cited

History-dependent friction and slow slip from time-dependent microscopic junction laws studied in a statistical framework

Kjetil Thøgersen, Jørgen Kjoshagen Trømborg, Julien Scheibert +2

To study the microscopic origins of friction, we build a framework to describe the collective behaviour of a large number of individual micro-junctions forming a macroscopic fricti…