On Efficient Modelling of Wheel-Rail Contact in Vehicle Dynamics Simulation

The wheel-rail contact is at the core of all research related to vehicletrackinteraction. This tiny interface governs the dynamic performanceof rail vehicles through the forces it transmits and, li ...

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