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Edge Contact Lubrication
In this paper we discuss the dynamics of a lubricating film separating two flat surfaces. It may be possible for the gap between the surfaces to reduce to zero at one point on the boundary in a finite time. Typically, the maximum pressure diverges as the gap between the surfaces approaches zero. We
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