Approximation of the integrals of the Gaussian distribution of asperity heights in the Greenwood-Tripp contact model of two rough surfaces revisited
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Summary: Some examples of application of Padé approximant techniques to approximate the integrals in question and comparison with previous results, essentially the recent Panayi-Schock and Greenwood results, show the efficiency of this simple natural approximation.
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