A parameter proportional to this effect has a minimum at low velocity in Stribeck effect.
Rabinowicz studied the behavior of this phenomenon for small displacements. Efficient modeling of this phenomenon makes use of a small velocity interval in the Karnopp model, while a rate-independent model proposed by Bliman and Sorine allow the use of Hysteresis theory. That model is derived from a stress-strain model named for Dahl Haessig and Friedland proposed a reset integrator model as a simplification of a bristle model based on simple harmonic oscillators. A parameter proportional to this effect has a minimum at low velocity in Stribeck effect. In the simplest model of this phenomenon, named for Coloumb, a plot of its magnitude against velocity looks like a step function proportional to the normal force. For 10 points, name this non-conservative force which opposes motion.
Rabinowicz studied the behavior of this phenomenon for small displacements.
Friction [accept dynamic friction, reverse prompt on any other kind of \"friction\" or \"stiction\"]