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An associated model of Coulomb friction based on the real area of contact
Coulomb friction is a non-associated law: it contains a threshold that depends on the contact pressure, i.e. a stress that is not conjugate to any internal variable, hence it admits no dissipation potential in the sense of generalized standard materials (GSM), and the incremental frictional contact
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