Brownian motion with dry friction
In typical molecular collisions-motivated situations, the phase-space Brownian motion is considered to be randomly driven by white noise and tamed by friction which is proportional to the velocity of the particle. Other frictional forces are known to appear in the study of macro- and posssibly meso(nano)scopic materials, where the so-called Coulomb (dry) friction is independent of the speed of a material but depends on the direction of motion. The Langevin equation associated with Coulomb friction can be an effective equation in vibrating systems of granular particles. A possible goal in this case is an analysis of the corresponding Fokker-Planck equation, where steady velocity distribution functions are known to arise under an influence of the external field (they are exponential, not Gaussian, c.f. [\textit{H. Hayakawa}, Physica D 205, 48--56 (2005; Zbl 1085.60075)]. In the present paper a particular case is considered where a small object (droplet or grain) is placed on a horizontally vibrating plate, imposing an acceleration of the white-noise type. An effective Langevin equation is one-dimensional and defined in the reference frame of the vibrating plate. The behavior of such dry friction-tamed system is discussed with respect to the white-noise intensity parameter. There is a definite cross-over regime, where below certain value of the parameter an essentially unperturbed Brownian motion is observed. Above the cross-over value, the resultant diffusion coefficient is expected to show up, which for small intensities behaves like the inverse fourth power of the white noise intensity. The fully general discussion in three dimensions has been carried out by Hayakawa (loc. cit.).
- Brownian motion with dry friction: Fokker–Planck approach
- Stick-slip motion of solids with dry friction subject to random vibrations and an external field
- Exact power spectra of Brownian motion with solid friction
- Langevin equation with Coulomb friction
- THE LINEAR RESPONSE APPROACH TO THE FOKKER-PLANCK EQUATION I: THEORY
- Diffusion in a bistable potential at intermediate and high friction
- Directed transport of a particle on a horizontal surface under asymmetric vibrations
- Stochastic pursuit-evasion curves for foraging dynamics
- Non-Filippov dynamics arising from the smoothing of nonsmooth systems, and its robustness to noise
- Non-Gaussian limit theorem for non-linear Langevin equations driven by Lévy noise
- Diffusion coefficient of a Brownian particle with a friction function given by a power law
- Langevin equation with Coulomb friction
- Diffusions conditioned on occupation measures
- Coulomb friction driving Brownian motors
- Brownian motion with dry friction: Fokker–Planck approach
- Stick-slip motion of solids with dry friction subject to random vibrations and an external field
- Exact power spectra of Brownian motion with solid friction
- Inequivalence of nonequilibrium path ensembles: the example of stochastic bridges
- Friction factors for a lattice of Brownian particles
- Stochastically perturbed sliding motion in piecewise-smooth systems
- Conditioning diffusion processes with killing rates
- Conditioning diffusion processes with respect to the local time at the origin
- Optimum Friction Level of a Randomly Excited Beam with Hysteretic Boundary Supports
- Second-order schemes for Fokker-Planck equations with discontinuous drift
- Motion periodicity and bifurcation of a wave excited hopping ball
- Penalization of nonsmooth dynamical systems with noise: ergodicity and asymptotic formulae for threshold crossings probabilities
- Thermodynamic uncertainty relations in the presence of non-linear friction and memory
- A viscous continuum theory of sea ice motion based on stochastic floe dynamics
- Asymptotic derivation of Langevin-like equation with non-Gaussian noise and its analytical solution
This page was built for publication: Brownian motion with dry friction
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q2574170)
