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A Numerical Model for Investigating the Effect of Viscoelasticity on the Partial Slip Solution
Summary
Researchers developed a numerical model to investigate the effect of viscoelastic material properties on the partial slip solution in contact mechanics, examining how viscoelasticity alters stress and displacement fields at the contact interface compared to purely elastic assumptions.
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