A history of Andrade creep and the investigation of the dielectric dipolar Andrade creep
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Abstract A history of Andrade creep is given and a phenomenological analysis is explained for time and frequency dependence of viscoelastic behavior. Three low molecular weight glass forming materials are used as examples in both the recoverable compliance behavior and dielectric permittivity. Retardation spectra for various materials are given. Retardation spectra near the glass temperature are shown to be the same for many glass-forming liquids. Regions in the frequency domain of the chosen materials reflect the apparent influence of Andrade creep.
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OpenAlex topics: Glass properties and applications · Structural Analysis of Composite Materials · Material Dynamics and Properties
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