Multiscale thermomechanical modeling of frictional contact problems considering wear – Application to a pin-on-disc system
Authors:
- Y. WaddadYWY. Waddad
- V. MagnierV. Magnier
- P. DufrénoyPDP. Dufrénoy
- G. De SaxcéGSG. De Saxcé
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Higher Education and Research
- French National Research Agency
- National Center for Scientific Research
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