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Exoelectron Emission for the Study of Surface Fatigue Wear

P. A. March Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02139
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E. Rabinowicz Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02139
Pages 315-320 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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Cz. Kajdas. (1985) On a Negative-Ion Concept of EP Action of Organo-Sulfur Compounds. A S L E Transactions 28:1, pages 21-30.
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JamesL. Lauer & SimonS. Fung. (1983) Microscopic Contour Changes of Tribological Surfaces by Chemical and Mechanical Action. A S L E Transactions 26:4, pages 430-436.
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Mark Connelly & Ernest Rabinowicz. (1983) Detecting Wear and Migration of Solid-Film Lubricants Using Simultaneous Exoelectron Emission. A S L E Transactions 26:2, pages 139-143.
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C. Kajdas Warsaw, M. J. Furey, A. L. Ritter & G. J. Molina. (2006) Triboemission as a basic part of the boundary friction regime: A review. Lubrication Science 14:2, pages 223-254.
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X Zhao, B Bhushan & C Kajdas. (2005) Lubrication studies of head-disk interfaces in a controlled environment Part 2: Degradation mechanisms of perfluoropolyether lubricants. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology 214:6, pages 547-559.
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M. Tagawa, M. Mori, N. Ohmae & M. Umeno. (1993) Influence of oxygen adsorption on field-stimulated exoelectron emission from high-purity aluminum. Applied Surface Science 72:3, pages 259-265.
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Masahito Tagawa, Mikio Mori, Nobuo Ohmae, Masataka Umeno & Seiji Takenobu. (1993) Tribo- and photo-stimulated exoelectron emission from graphite. Tribology International 26:1, pages 57-60.
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Keiji Nakayama. (1990) In situ metal transfer monitoring using photostimulated exoelectron emission. Wear 140:1, pages 175-186.
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Czesław Kajdas. (1985) About a negative-ion concept of the antiwear and antiseizure action of hydrocarbons during friction. Wear 101:1, pages 1-12.
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Takeo Yoshioka & Takashi Fujiwara. (1982) A new acoustic emission source locating system for the study of rolling contact fatigue. Wear 81:1, pages 183-186.
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