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Finite Strain Viscoplastic Modeling of Polymer Glasses
2008
AIP Conference Proceedings
There are several techniques to probe local mechanical properties of polymer systems. Two frequently used techniques are indentation and scratching, also known as sliding friction. The first is used to determine material parameters such as Young's modulus and yield strength, the later to resolve issues concerning friction and wear properties. Both techniques are based on contact of a specimen with a well-defined indentation/scratching geometry. If we take a closer look at an indentation
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