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Plastic deformation and topography of rubbing surfaces

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    One of the important problems in the theory of external friction is the elucidation of basic laws of the formation of friction-induced surface relief. Studies of submicroscopic relief which, in our view, plays the predominant part in generating friction forces are of particular importance.

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    Data on the'physical" surface relief provides a basis for the rational calculation of friction forces and friction coefficients and for the development of a theory of the antifriction and friction characteristics of materials.

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  1. Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation, USSR

    B. I. Kostetskii & N. F. Kolesnichenko

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Kostetskii, B.I., Kolesnichenko, N.F. Plastic deformation and topography of rubbing surfaces. Mater Sci 2, 73–77 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00715174

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