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Atomistic Framework for Glassy Polymer Viscoelasticity Across Twenty Frequency Decades
applied-physicscomputational-physicsdisordered-systems-and-neural-networksmaterials-sciencesoft-condensed-matter
Glassy polymers are central to engineering applications, yet their viscoelastic response over broad frequency and temperature ranges remains difficult to characterize. We extend non-affine deformation theory by incorporating a time-dependent memory kernel within the Generalized Langevin Equation for
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