Steady Extension of Incompressible Simple Fluids
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- On Zorawski's condition for a velocity field in one frame to be steady in a second frame
- Some kinematical results concerning steady flows and extensional flows
- Stress relaxation and the principle of fading memory
- A general theory of subfluids
- Dynamically possible motions of incompressible, isotropic, simple materials
- Material functions for constant-strain-rate elongational flows
- On a characterization of simple extensional flows
- On a classification scheme for flow fields
- Algorithms for motions with constant stretch history
- Theoretical considerations of biaxial stretching of viscoelastic fluid sheets with application to plastic sheet forming
- Some perspectives on the dynamic history of a material element
- A shear and elongational decomposition approach of the rate-of-deformation tensor for non-Newtonian flows with mixed kinematics
- A representation theorem for the constitutive equation of a simple material in motions with constant stretch history
- Fading memory
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