Journal of Rheology

Journal of Rheology, Vol.48, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0148-6055 (Print)

In this Issue (15 articles)

489 - 503	Relating rheology and molecular structure of model branched polystyrene melts by molecular stress function theory Wagner MH
505 - 524	Phase deformation under shear in an immiscible polymer blend: Influence of strong permanent elastic properties Deyrail Y, Cassagnau P
525 - 550	Computer simulation of the film blowing process incorporating crystallization and viscoelasticity Muslet IA, Kamal MR
551 - 570	Sphere migration in oscillatory Couette flow of a viscoelastic fluid Lormand BM, Phillips RJ
571 - 589	Experimental characterization of extrudate swell behavior of linear polybutadiene Zhu ZY, Wang SQ
591 - 598	Rupture of entangled polymeric liquids in elongational flow with dissipation Joshi YM, Denn MM
599 - 609	Poly(D-lactic acid) as a rheological modifier of poly(L-lactic acid): Shear and biaxial extensional flow behavior Yamane H, Sasai K, Takano M
611 - 629	Extensional rheometer for creep flow at high tensile stress. Part I. Description and validation Stadlbauer M, Janeschitz-Kriegl H, Lipp M, Eder G, Forstner R
631 - 639	New extensional rheometer for creep flow at high tensile stress. Part II. Flow induced nucleation for the crystallization of iPP Stadlbauer M, Janeschitz-Kriegl H, Eder G, Ratajski E
641 - 661	Rheological study of transient polymer networks crosslinked by two-component associative groups - Inversion of the gel skeletal structure Indei T, Tanaka F
663 - 678	Rheology and reptation of linear polymers. Ultrahigh molecular weight chain dynamics in the melt Vega JF, Rastogi S, Peters GWM, Meijer HEH
679 - 690	Constitutive equation to describe the nonlinear elastic response of aqueous foams and concentrated emulsions Hohler R, Cohen-Addad S, Labiausse V
691 - 703	A rheological study of the phase transition in thermoplastic polyurethanes. Critical gel behavior and microstructure development Cossar S, Nichetti D, Grizzuti N
705 - 708	Thermodynamic admissibility of the reptation model Edwards BJ
708 - 708	Thermodynamic admissibility of the reptation model - Author's response Milner S