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Microscopic origin of the Baumgärtel-Schausberger-Winter Relaxation Spectrum in Polymer Melts and Particle Rafts
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Entangled polymer melts exhibit the robust two-branch Baumgärtel-Schausberger-Winter (BSW) relaxation spectrum, while related spectra occur in nonpolymeric monodisperse disordered systems. In spite of the successful application of BSW to many different materials, a molecular derivation of these spec
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