Abstract: A kinematic model is proposed for materials whose polymeric molecular chains have a maximum achievable length. A widely used model for this effect which imposes a bound on the first strain invariant is examined and is shown that the difference between the models can be up to 23 % for a limiting stretch value proposed in the literature. The closeness of fit is also examined for other limiting stretch values. A family of approximations is introduced and shown to converge to the proposed model. Convergence is shown to be fast for an important limiting stretch value. Key Words: kinematic modeling, limiting chain extensibility, family of approximations 1
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The current coarse-grained picture to represent polymer chain dynamics under uniaxial extensional fl...
The Jarzynski relation (and its variants) has provided a route to the experimental evaluation of equ...
The mean first passage time of cyclization \tau of a semiflexible polymer with reactive ends is calc...
Polymer models play the special role of elucidating the elementary features describing the physics o...
A semiflexible harmonic chain model with extensible bonds is introduced and applied to the stretchin...
We present a model for semiflexible polymers in Hamiltonian formulation which interpolates between a...
A recent model of the behavior of Gaussian chains in steady shear flow [J. Chem. Phys. 112, 8707 (20...
Stretching experiments on single molecules of arbitrary length opened the way for studying the stati...
An expression for the radius of gyration of a deformed chain is derived, assuming affine deformation...
ABSTRACT: The mechanical response of networks, gels, and brush layers is a manifestation of the elas...
We compare directly under flow two commonly used coarse grained models of linear polymers, namely th...
A new formula for the force vs. extension relation is derived from the discrete version of the so-ca...
We present a revised theoretical study of statistical properties of semiflexible filaments. Using a ...
The flow-induced coil-stretch transition of high molecular weight polymers has generally been held t...
How the statistical behavior of semiflexible polymer chains may be affected by force stretching and ...
The current coarse-grained picture to represent polymer chain dynamics under uniaxial extensional fl...
The Jarzynski relation (and its variants) has provided a route to the experimental evaluation of equ...
The mean first passage time of cyclization \tau of a semiflexible polymer with reactive ends is calc...