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Transition from static to kinetic friction in a model lubricated system
Molecularly thin confined fluids were deformed in shear faster than structural relaxations in response to shear could be accomplished, such that with increasing deformation the systems passed from the rest state to sliding. The response of these systems-two atomically smooth mica sheets separated by
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