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Strain‐Induced Density Fluctuations in Glassy Polymers
Strain deformation induces the density fluctuations in glassy polymers, resulting in shear‐thinning behavior. ABSTRACT Deformation of glassy polymers induces plastic flow as a result of mechanical instability, ultimately leading to cavitation and fracture of the liquid. Thus, understanding the origin of such mechanical instability is crucial.
Mikihito Takenaka +8 more
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Unraveling the Nature of Vibrational Dynamics in CsPbI<sub>3</sub> by Inelastic Neutron Scattering and Molecular Dynamics Simulations. [PDF]
Lavén R +5 more
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In moderately hole‐doped Sr1−xKxFe2As2${\rm Sr}_{1-x}{\rm K}_x{\rm Fe}_2{\rm As}_2$ system the pairing state is s+−${\rm s}^{+-}$ wave pairing state mediated by spin fluctuations. As the SDW order parameter increases, TC${\rm T}_C$ decreases and TM${\rm T}_M$ increases. As temperature increases, the SDW order parameter decreases and vanishes at TM${\rm
Gedefaw Mebratie +2 more
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Poloxamer-Driven Drug Delivery System for Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Using Small-Angle Neutron Scattering Approach. [PDF]
Rhinow R +4 more
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Neutron Elastic Scattering Cross Section of 12C with CoGNAC at LANSCE
Mendez, Nicholas
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Steric stabilisation of silica nanoparticles suppresses the Payne effect in poly(butadiene) nanocomposites and enables the thickness of the glassy layer to be quantified with QENS experiments. ABSTRACT Silica nanoparticles in polybutadiene nanocomposites cause significantly hindered polymer dynamics in the form of a glassy layer, which can extend more ...
James M. Hart +7 more
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Time evolution of a pumped molecular magnet-A time-resolved inelastic neutron scattering study. [PDF]
Reeder TR +9 more
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Testing 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Durability for Next‐Gen Fusion Reactors via Proton Irradiation
Schematic of proton irradiation effects on carbon fiber samples evaluated via nanoindentation and Raman spectroscopy. ABSTRACT Carbon fiber‐reinforced composites are promising candidates for plasma‐facing components (PFCs) in next‐generation fusion reactors due to their high strength‐to‐weight ratio, thermal stability, and radiation resistance. However,
U. Saleem +7 more
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