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The Journal of Rheology is a vital resource for researchers working in fields as diverse as polymer physics and fluid mechanics. It presents experimental results, phenomenological models, and microscopic theories dealing with the rheological behavior of complex materials, including macromolecular, colloidal and particulate solids, and fluids. Application areas include foods, paints, plastics, lubricants, ceramics, coatings, glaciers, and biological fluids.
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December 04 2024
Takeshi Sato, Souta Miyamoto et al.
Rheology plays a pivotal role in understanding the flow behavior of fluids by discovering governing equations that relate deformation and stress, known as constitutive equations. Despite the ...
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November 14 2024
Sachin Shanbhag, Ralm G. Ricarte et al.
We develop a two-stage computational method to assimilate linear viscoelastic material functions (LMFs), viz., stress relaxation modulus, creep compliance, and the complex modulus, by inferring a ...
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October 17 2024
Salvatore Costanzo, Daniele Parisi et al.
High-shear rate rotational rheometry provides access to the fast nonlinear dynamics of soft materials and, particularly, their shear stress (exhibiting shear thinning and/or thickening) as well as ...
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December 04 2024
Takeshi Sato, Souta Miyamoto et al.
Rheology plays a pivotal role in understanding the flow behavior of fluids by discovering governing equations that relate deformation and stress, known as constitutive equations. Despite the ...
Review Article
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October 17 2024
Salvatore Costanzo, Daniele Parisi et al.
High-shear rate rotational rheometry provides access to the fast nonlinear dynamics of soft materials and, particularly, their shear stress (exhibiting shear thinning and/or thickening) as well as ...
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October 16 2024
Neall Caughman, Micah Papanikolas et al.
Human respiratory mucus (HRM) is extremely soft, compelling passive microrheology for linear viscoelastic characterization. We focus this study on the use of passive microrheology to characterize HRM ...
Rheo-SINDy: Finding a constitutive model from rheological data for complex fluids using sparse identification for nonlinear dynamics
Takeshi Sato, Souta Miyamoto, et al.
High-frequency optimally windowed chirp rheometry for rapidly evolving viscoelastic materials: Application to a crosslinking thermoset
Thanasis Athanasiou, Michela Geri, et al.
REVIEW: Nonlinear shear rheometry: Brief history, recent progress, and challenges
Salvatore Costanzo, Daniele Parisi, et al.
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