Ligament creep behavior can be predicted from stress relaxation by incorporating fiber recruitment

Gail M. Thornton; Cy Frank; Nigel G. Shrive

doi:10.1122/1.1343877

March 1, 2001Journal of Rheology

Ligament creep behavior can be predicted from stress relaxation by incorporating fiber recruitment

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