Deyang Li
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Deyang Li is a researcher in nonlinear dynamics and mechanical systems, specializing in the complex behavior of vibration-driven systems. His work focuses on the modeling and characterization of collision and stick-slip phenomena, which are critical for understanding friction, impact, and motion control in engineering applications. In his most-cited paper, "Modeling, driving characterization of collision and stick-slip vibration-driven system" (2024, 5 citations), Li explores the non-smooth dynamics of systems combining internal collisions and external discontinuous resistance, offering both theoretical analysis and experimental validation. This research advances the design of locomotion mechanisms and vibration-based actuators, particularly in environments where traditional propulsion is ineffective. Li’s contributions are notable for bridging theoretical non-smooth dynamics with practical experimentation, providing insights into how unilateral collisions and stick-slip transitions govern system behavior. His work lays a foundation for future innovations in robotics, precision engineering, and energy harvesting, making him a promising voice in the study of complex mechanical vibrations.
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