Vehicle System Dynamics

Papers
(The H4-Index of Vehicle System Dynamics is 24. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Study on dynamic performance of 140 km/h metro vehicles with rubber stack traction structure: rolling vibration test and simulation49
Multi-objective coordinated control for trajectory tracking of autonomous four-wheel drive electric vehicle44
Description of the Polach model compared to FASTSIM and CONTACT and a proposal for a variant dedicated to large creepages41
An approach for the estimation of vertical wheel/rail force using dynamic signals40
Nonlinear model predictive control for yaw rate and body motion control through semi-active and active suspensions40
Creep behaviour between resilient wheels and rails in a metro system38
Dynamic investigation of the electromechanical coupling system in a permanent magnet direct-drive locomotive under rotor eccentricity faults33
Research on high-frequency dynamic stress response of wheel axle of high-speed EMU based on Green’s function method32
Ideal comfort ellipses and comfort dynamics model for mitigating motion sickness in battery electric vehicle31
Resonance of railway vehicles induced by floating-slab tracks: mechanism and countermeasures30
High-speed railway wheel polygon detection framework using improved frequency domain integration30
A new hybrid approach to predict worn wheel profile shapes30
A feedback-feed-forward steering control strategy for improving lateral dynamics stability of an A-double vehicle at high speeds29
Research on temperature of high-speed train axle box bearing considering lubrication state evolution and vehicle dynamics response29
Study of post-earthquake train running performance considering earthquake-induced track irregularity27
Switched model predictive controller for path tracking of autonomous vehicle considering rollover stability27
Research on the prediction method for the three-dimensional wear state of the polygon wheel26
Using inerter-integrated absorbers to improve the performance of an in-wheel motor system25
Experimental and numerical investigation into the characteristics of continuously measured rail profiles and its influence on simulations of vehicle-track interaction25
Insights into stability and control of the powerslide motion with variable drive torque distribution – applied to a driver assistance system24
Wheel wear reduction of a mechatronic two-axle vehicle controlled with feedforward wheelset steering approaches24
Talks with Kalker24
Improve ride comfort performance of a vehicle suspension with negative stiffness inerter damper24
Dynamic simulation of a heavy-haul freight car under abnormal braking application on tangent and curve24
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