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Simulation of Stick-Slip Friction in Control Systems

Avraham Harnoy New Jersey Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Newark, New Jersey, 07102
Pages 360-366 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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Jun Wang, Xingyi Zhang, Jun Zhou & You-He Zhou. (2018) Effects of Fiber Diameter and Tribotest Conditions on Nonlubricated Frictional Behavior of a Microsized Metal Fiber. Tribology Transactions 61:2, pages 376-380.
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P De Baets, J Degrieck, F Van De Velde & A.P Van Peteghem. (2000) Experimental verification of the mechanisms causing stick–slip motion originating from relative deceleration. Wear 243:1-2, pages 48-59.
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