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relaxation length: a standalone construct

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Vehicle dynamics

the distance a rolling tire travels before its lateral or longitudinal force builds up to most of its steady-state value after a change in slip.

In vehicle dynamics, relaxation length refers to the distance a rolling tire travels before its lateral or longitudinal force builds up to most of its steady-state value after a change in slip. This meaning comes from Pacejka (2006) in Tire and vehicle dynamics.[1]

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References

Pacejka, H. B. (2006). Tire and vehicle dynamics. SAE International. ISBN 9780768017021

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