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Lack of contact in a lubricated system
2011
Quarterly of Applied Mathematics
We consider the problem of a rigid surface moving over a flat plane. The surfaces are separated by a small gap filled by a lubricant fluid. The relative position of the surfaces is unknown except for the initial time t = 0. The total load applied over the upper surface is a known constant for t > 0. The mathematical model consists of a coupled system formed by the Reynolds variational inequality for incompressible fluids and Newton's Second Law. We study the steady states of the problem and the
doi:10.1090/s0033-569x-2011-01235-1
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