Two spheres are pressed against each other by an external force. The diameter of the spheres are 20 nm and 30 nm. The elastic constants are Esphere, 1 Esphere,2 =150 GPa and Poison ratio are Vsphere-1 Vs 2= 0.3. Determine the geometrical factor using sphere-2 DMT model.

Two spheres are pressed against each other by an external force. The diameter of the spheres are 20 nm and 30 nm. The elastic constants are Esphere, 1 Esphere,2 =150 GPa and Poison ratio are Vsphere-1 Vs 2= 0.3. Determine the geometrical factor using sphere-2 DMT model.

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