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Lineares visko-elastisches Deformationsverhalten der Polymere in einfacher Scherung

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Die Theorie des linearen visko-elastischen Verhaltens beschreibt das Deformationsverhalten aller Polymerer in allen Aggregatzuständen unter der einschränkenden Voraussetzung kleiner Deformationen und niedriger Spannungen. Die Grenzen der Gültigkeit dieser Theorie sind daher gewisse Werte der Dehnung ε 1 (oder Scherung γ 1) und der Spannung σ 1. Man nennt diese Grenzen Linearitäts-grenzen. Die Grundlage dieser Theorie ist das in 8.2 zu besprechende Superpositionsprinzip von Boltzmann [115].

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Schwarzl, F.R. (1990). Lineares visko-elastisches Deformationsverhalten der Polymere in einfacher Scherung. In: Polymermechanik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61506-1_8

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