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Rubber materials are used normally in large deformations, that is, in nonlinear conditions. So, nonlinear viscoelasticity is important for the characterization of rubber materials. So-called Payne effect, strain amplitude dependence of dynamic modulus, is one of the examples for nonlinear behaviors in rubber materials.
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