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Directional commensurability stabilizes structural superlubricity in patterned mesoscale interfaces
Structural superlubricity, arising from lattice incommensurability, offers a promising route to eliminate friction and associated energy losses in mechanical systems. In real-world systems, roughness and wear currently pose severe limitations on its robustness and especially the contact size. Here,
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