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Dynamics of a Simple Damped Oscillator Undergoing Stick-Slip Vibrations

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The dynamics of a simple dynamical system subjected to an elastic restoring force, viscous damping and dry friction forces is investigated. Self-sustained oscillations occur with non-standard attracting properties. Discontinuity of the governing equations leads to non-standard bifurcations, which are studied here, with analytical and numerical tools.

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Galvanetto, U., Bishop, S.R. Dynamics of a Simple Damped Oscillator Undergoing Stick-Slip Vibrations. Meccanica 34, 337–347 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004741715733

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