Linear Viscoelastic Models in Polymer Application

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I want to know about the application of linear viscoelastic models in polymers...??
 
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PerennialII said:
You've something special in mind? I'm thinking what aspects you'd be interested in most of a pretty vast area.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscoelasticity

exactly I want the differences betweeen them in detail...?
 

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