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Thixotropy versus viscoelasticity: a matter of time
Thixotropic and viscoelastic materials both retain their deformation history and are difficult to distinguish. However, a stationary linear response obeys the Kramers-Kronig relations. A structure that evolves during a sweep renders the spectrum inconsistent with them, so the residual from one chirp
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