This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, within the context of the applicability of continuum mechanics contact theories at the atomic scale. Along these lines, three different themes can be recognized herein: measuring the contact area in atomistic simulations, the applicability of continuum mechanics theories for describing nanocontacts, and the topography of rough surfaces at the atomic scale
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Abstract Using classical molecular dynamics, atomic scale simulations of normal contact between a no...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
4siFriction is an omnipresent phenomenon in all mechanical systems, inducing uncertainties and actin...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Abstract Using classical molecular dynamics, atomic scale simulations of normal contact between a no...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
This thesis presents a number of nanotribological problems investigated by means of classical molecu...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
The friction of contacting interfaces is a function of surface roughness and applied normal load. Un...
4siFriction is an omnipresent phenomenon in all mechanical systems, inducing uncertainties and actin...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were performed to study non-adhesive contact at the at...
Abstract Using classical molecular dynamics, atomic scale simulations of normal contact between a no...