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Effective mechanical temperature of released rough balls

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If each initially stationary ball is released at height h and the subsequent isolated dilute assembly reaches effective classical equilibrium, energy conservation gives 4kB​T=mgh. The height-tail probability above the release height is then e−4. The effective temperature refers to mechanical motion, not the material's internal temperature.

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