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\title{Effects of Boundary Conditions on Magnetic Friction}
\author{Kentaro Sugimoto \\ Department of Physics, The University of Tokyo }
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\large{{\bf Abstract}}
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We numerically investigate magnetic friction in the non-equilibrium Ising model with the quasi-one-dimensional geometry. The upper half of the system slides against the lower half along the transverse axis with a fixed sliding velocity. We calculate the frictional force density and the bulk energy density. We find peaks in their temperature derivatives, which may diverge in the two-dimensional limit. The result is consistent with Ref.~\cite{Hucht2009b}, which showed a novel boundary critical point above the ordinary bulk critical point in two dimensions.
%Based on these results, we propose a new way of manipulating magnetic frictions by changing fixed boundary conditions. This way gives a new framework for reducing or enhancing frictional heats on solids. 
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