论文信息 - Nanotribology: The renaissance of friction.

Nanotribology: The renaissance of friction.

500 years after the first studies on friction, the concepts of superlubricity, wearless sliding and friction control are being realized in laboratories and have become predictable by adequate modelling. The challenge now is to bridge the gap between what is known about these processes on the microscopic and macroscopic scales.

Ernst Meyer | Michael Urbakh | E. Meyer | M. Urbakh

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