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Time-dependent contact problems in rigid body mechanics
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Dynamics of Systems of Rigid Bodies
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Numerically stable methods for quadratic programming
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Analytical dynamics of mechanisms—a computer oriented overview
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AN IMPLICIT TIME-STEPPING SCHEME FOR RIGID BODY DYNAMICS WITH INELASTIC COLLISIONS AND COULOMB FRICTION
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Analysis of Systems with Multiple Frictional Contacts
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Dynamical systems with unilateral contacts
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A high accuracy method for solving ODEs with discontinuous right-hand side
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Convergence of a Time-Stepping Scheme for Rigid-Body Dynamics and Resolution of Painlevé's Problem
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A unified approach to discrete frictional contact problems
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Stability of finite-dimensional nonlinear elastic systems with unilateral contact and friction
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Time-stepping for three-dimensional rigid body dynamics
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Rigid-Body Dynamics with Friction and Impact
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A Time-Stepping Complementarity Approach for Frictionless Systems of Rigid Bodies
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Kinematics for unilateral constraints in multibody dynamics
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