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Impact of shear and dilational membrane viscosities on capsule shape and dynamics under shear flow: a theoretical study
In artificial (micro)capsules or cells such as red blood cells for example, the two-dimensional (2D) rheology of the membrane (or the shell) is viscoelastic and not only elastic. The deformation and inclination of such a capsule are theoretically studied under shear and extensional flows. The membra
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