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Tuning Thermal Memory and Dissipation in Colloidal Glasses via Microgel Particle Stiffness
The Kovacs effect, characterized by nonlinear, path-dependent structural recovery, is a hallmark of glassy systems. In soft colloidal microgel glasses, the stiffness of the constituent particles governs their deformation, swelling, rearrangement, and response to external stimuli, thereby dictating t
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