Nanoscale , 2015, 7,2093-2101
DOI: 10.1039/C4NR06521B, Paper
DOI: 10.1039/C4NR06521B, Paper
Nicola Varini, Andrea Vanossi, Roberto Guerra, Davide Mandelli, Rosario Capozza, Erio Tosatti
The free "superlubric" sliding of a physisorbed rare gas island is paradoxically hindered even on a perfect incommensurate crystalline surface by portions of the island's own edges. As a consequence, the island's static friction scales for growing area with a lower power than 1/2.
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The free "superlubric" sliding of a physisorbed rare gas island is paradoxically hindered even on a perfect incommensurate crystalline surface by portions of the island's own edges. As a consequence, the island's static friction scales for growing area with a lower power than 1/2.
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