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Restitution Coefficient in a Collision between Two Spheres
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 1987 · Vol. 26(8R) · pp. 1230–1230
Goro Kuwabara✉(Hyogo University of Teacher Education)Kimitoshi Kōno(Hyogo University of Teacher Education)
Abstract
On the basis of elastic theory the restitution coefficient e was derived as a function of the elastic constants, radii, masses and colliding velocities of two spheres by taking the visco-elastic property into consideration. For a coefficient close to one, the value of (1- e ) was found to be proportional to (velocity) 1/5 . This result was compared with a treatment based on the plastic property of solids.
Innovations in Concrete and Construction MaterialsRestitutionCoefficient of restitutionSPHERESCollisionHard spheresMechanicsClassical mechanicsFunction (biology)PhysicsThermodynamics
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