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The effect of rolling friction on the rheology and kinematics of shear-thickening dense suspensions
Sliding friction lowers the jamming packing fraction of dense suspensions and, when activated by stress, drives non-inertial shear thickening. Additional rolling resistance lowers the jamming packing fraction further and can represent effects of particle roughness or angularity. How it changes parti
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