Mathematical Modeling of Relaxation and Creep for Medical-Grade Polymer Yarns
We have studied the deformation properties of medical-grade polymer yarns (categorized as viscoelastic solids) in the region of action of nondestructive loads close to their usage conditions, based on a mathematical model of the deformation processes. Advances in methods for theoretical prediction o...
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