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Discussion and Outlook

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With the MIMEAC friction simulation environment fully developed in the previous chapters, it is now time to embed the theory in the scope of engineering system analysis. Chapter 6 focused on the in-depth analysis of the specific transient behavior of dwell time-, velocity- and normal force-dependent friction. In this chapter, in the form of an outlook, it will be demonstrated how the present theory can be used to analyze complex system dynamics.

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