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Creep compliance (J(p)=[p2G(p)]−1)

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A small step of shear stress s0​H(t) produces shear strain γ(t)=s0​J(t) from a relaxed state. This time-dependent deformation under held stress is creep. The causal constitutive convolution gives s=pGγ​, proving the displayed Laplace transform relation. For a Maxwell fluid, J(t)=1/G0​+t/(G0​τ): an elastic jump followed by viscous flow.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 53 / 2 / Solution

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