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Stiffness-dependent Dielectric Relaxation in Thermoreversible Microgels: Effects of Temperature and Strain
We investigate how particle stiffness governs length-scale-dependent relaxation dynamics in dense suspensions of thermoresponsive PNIPAM microgels subjected to temperature variations and large amplitude oscillatory shear. By combining dielectric spectroscopy with rheometric measurements, we directly
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