neuronich

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Dec 22	accepted	Is it possible to reduce the sound, when two metal objects collide (perhaps with some coating) without reducing the rigidity of the surface?
Dec 22	comment	Is it possible to reduce the sound, when two metal objects collide (perhaps with some coating) without reducing the rigidity of the surface? That's a cool idea. Still it an interesting physical question, how to derive this relationship between soundness and rigidity.
Dec 15	comment	Is it possible to reduce the sound, when two metal objects collide (perhaps with some coating) without reducing the rigidity of the surface? It's a helpful link. Still looks like most of the materials are soft
Dec 15	comment	Is it possible to reduce the sound, when two metal objects collide (perhaps with some coating) without reducing the rigidity of the surface? I'm sorry for not mentioning all the constraints. Basically I can't change anything dramatically. I can't change size substantially. Ball bearings are quarter of inch in diameter now. I can potentially decrease their size but not increase. I can change the form of the dents. (They are conical right now. So sphere enters the cone)
Dec 15	asked	Is it possible to reduce the sound, when two metal objects collide (perhaps with some coating) without reducing the rigidity of the surface?