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Effect of boundary vibration on the frictional behavior of a dense sheared granular layer

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Fig. 2 Particle size distribution of the roughness layer of driving block and substrate and the granular gouge layer
Figure 4 shows the friction coefficient and kinetic energy signals for the granular layer confined at σ n = 4 MPa
Fig. 5 Friction coefficient (top panel) and kinetic energy (bottom panel) signals for the reference run at σ n = 40 MPa
Fig. 6 Macroscopic signatures of the effect of increasing vibration amplitudes: time series of a friction coefficient, b total kinetic energy (for small vibration amplitudes, A < 6 · 10 − 6 L 0 ), and c total kinetic energy (for larger vibration amplitu
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