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Kelvin-Voigt step-stress creep (ε=(σ0​/E)(1−e−t/τ))

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For Eε+ηε˙=σ0​Θ(t) with initially zero strain, ε=(σ0​/E)(1−e−t/τ) and τ=η/E. Strain is continuous at load application, approaches a bounded value and recovers exponentially after unloading.

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