Cohesion increasingly controls ricochet, roll-out, and full-stop behavior in low-speed granular impacts as gravity decreases, and additive Froude-Bond scaling cannot predict the simulated trajectories.
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Low Speed Oblique Impact Behavior On Granular Media Across Gravitational Conditions; The role of cohesion
Cohesion increasingly controls ricochet, roll-out, and full-stop behavior in low-speed granular impacts as gravity decreases, and additive Froude-Bond scaling cannot predict the simulated trajectories.