Triboemission Phenomena: Electronic and Photonic Output During Friction Contact and Its Connections to Surface Processes

Gustavo J. Molina; Czeslaw Kajdas

Triboemission Phenomena: Electronic and Photonic Output During Friction Contact and Its Connections to Surface Processes

Gustavo J. Molina, Czeslaw Kajdas

Mechanical Engineering

Warsaw University of Technology

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Abstract

This paper was published in the Proc. of the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting.

Original language	American English
Journal	Proc. of the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting
State	Published - Mar 1 2012

Keywords

Connections
Electronic
Friction contact
Output
Photonic
Surface processes
Triboemission phenomena

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Mechanical Engineering

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Triboemission Phenomena: Electronic and Photonic Output During Friction Contact and Its Connections to Surface Processes

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