Stick-slip motion of solids with dry friction subject to random vibrations and an external field

Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics

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v1: 23 pages, 9 figures; v2: Reference list corrected; v3: Published version, typos corrected, references added

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10.1088/0951-7715/24/2/001

We investigate a model for the dynamics of a solid object, which moves over a randomly vibrating solid surface and is subject to a constant external force. The dry friction between the two solids is modeled phenomenologically as being proportional to the sign of the object's velocity relative to the surface, and therefore shows a discontinuity at zero velocity. Using a path integral approach, we derive analytical expressions for the transition probability of the object's velocity and the stationary distribution of the work done on the object due to the external force. From the latter distribution, we also derive a fluctuation relation for the mechanical work fluctuations, which incorporates the effect of the dry friction.

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