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      <title>How a Brake Squeals — Even When Friction Is Constant</title>
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      <description>A disc brake can squeal even when the friction coefficient barely changes with speed. A minimal two-degree-of-freedom model shows why: the squeal is not driven by friction that weakens with speed, but by the geometry of the coupling between two springs, which friction makes asymmetric.</description>
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