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Tribology Transactions Volume 39, 1996 - Issue 3
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Speed Dependence, Takeoff and Stiction of a New Class of Gas Bearing Sliders

Ferdinand Hendriks IBM Research Division, T.J. Watson Research Center, Multimedia Networking Group, Yorktown Heights, New York, 10598
Pages 603-608 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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T.P. Witelski & F. Hendriks. (1999) Large Bearing Number Stability Analysis for Tango Class Gas Bearing Sliders. Tribology Transactions 42:3, pages 668-674.
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T.P. Witelski & F. Hendriks. (1999) Stability of Gas Bearing Sliders for Large Bearing Number: Convective Instability of the Tapered Slider©. Tribology Transactions 42:1, pages 216-222.
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T. P. Witelski. (1998) Dynamics of air bearing sliders. Physics of Fluids 10:3, pages 698-708.
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