Z-dol versus Z-tetraol: Bonding and durability in magnetic hard disk application
- P.H. Kasai
- V. Raman
- 2004
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Second-order normal force and extension brought about by sliding friction of a rubbery polymer
- Maria Ronay
- Charles L. Rohn
- 2003
- Tribology Letters
Degradation of disk lubricant: Ramification in disk drives and direct detection by TOF-SIMS
- Paul H. Kasai
- Vedantham Raman
- 2003
- Tribology Letters
Carbon overcoat: Structure and bonding of Z-DOL
- Paul H. Kasai
- 2002
- Tribology Letters
The effect of carbon overcoat thickness on the Zdol boundary lubricant film
- R.J. Waltman
- H. Zhang
- et al.
- 2002
- Tribology Letters
Perfluoropolyethers with dialkylamine end groups: Ultrastable lubricant for magnetic disk application
- Paul H. Kasai
- Vedantham Raman
- 2002
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Autophobic dewetting of perfluoropolyether films on amorphous-nitrogenated carbon surfaces
- R.J. Waltman
- A. Khurshudov
- et al.
- 2002
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Formation of lubricant "moguls" at the head/disk interface
- Remmelt Pit
- Bruno Marchon
- et al.
- 2001
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The role of hydrogen on the friction mechanism of diamond-like carbon films
- C. Donnet
- J. Fontaine
- et al.
- 2001
- Tribology Letters
Tribochemistry in contact recording
- Tom Karis
- 2001
- Tribology Letters