Supporting data "Stick-Slip in a Stack: How Slip Dissonance Reveals Aging" - experiments

Content: - experimental data of the total pulling force F(t).- experimental data of the absolute positions of the slabs x_i(t), from image analysis. Description:- each folder n#, with #=[1..5] contains the data for n=# active frictional interfaces. - For each n#, 10 experimental runs are done, each marked by n#_run*, with *=[1..10]. - Each run*, contains two .txt files: - n#_run*_Force, a two tab-separated columns matrix. First column is the time [in seconds], the second the corresponding force F [in Newton]. - n#_run*_Positions, a 7 tab-separated columns matrix. First column is the picture time (synchronized with the force, in seconds), the next 6 columns are the lateral positions x_i of the layers [in mm], with i=[0..5] increasing from left to right. The layer i=0 is the base plate, whose position is fixed. Regardless of n#, all the plates are present in the stack, but only the plates [1..#] are connected to the lever by springs.