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The provided text is a mix of technical content and metadata, likely from a scientific or academic paper. It includes the title, authors, journal information, abstract, and references. The main content is about the development of a numerical model for simulating the behavior of a lunar rover on the Moon's surface, focusing on terrain interaction and mobility. The model incorporates factors like terrain roughness, wheel-soil interaction, and rover dynamics. The study aims to improve the design and performance of lunar rovers for future exploration missions. This study presents a numerical simulation of lunar soil behavior using the Discrete Element Method (DEM) to analyze the performance of a lunar rover. The research focuses on the development of a real-time physical engine for a virtual physical integration simulator, supported by a grant from KRISO (PES5200). The study includes a detailed analysis of the mechanical properties of lunar soil and the interaction between the rover and the terrain. The findings contribute to the design and optimization of lunar exploration vehicles. The provided text appears to be a list of URLs and file names, likely related to digital content such a

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