Load-Dependent Friction is a friction model in which the frictional force exhibits a nonlinear dependence on the applied normal load, distinguishing it from classical friction laws by accounting for load-induced variations in contact mechanics and surface interaction.
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First-principles theory of atomic-scale friction
Wenyu Zhong, David Tománek · Physical Review Letters · 1990 · 300 citations
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