| 2 - 11 |
AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO THE LINEAR-THEORY OF VISCOELASTICITY AND SOME CHARACTERISTIC EFFECTS BEING DISTINCTIVE OF THE TYPE OF MATERIAL
GIESEKUS H |
| 12 - 26 |
EXTENSIONAL FLOW - A MATHEMATICAL PERSPECTIVE
PETRIE CJS |
| 27 - 39 |
NONLINEARITY IN RHEOLOGY - AN ESSAY OF CLASSIFICATION
MALKIN AY |
| 40 - 57 |
DISTORTIONS OF POLYMER MELT EXTRUDATES AND THEIR ELIMINATION USING SLIPPERY SURFACES
PIAU JM, ELKISSI N, TOUSSAINT F, MEZGHANI A |
| 58 - 69 |
MOLECULAR MOTIONS IN MACROMOLECULES UNDER MECHANIC AND ELECTRIC FORCE-FIELDS
DIAZCALLEJA R, RIANDE E |
| 70 - 79 |
A MELT RHEOMETER WITH INTEGRATED SMALL-ANGLE LIGHT-SCATTERING
LAUGER J, GRONSKI W |
| 80 - 85 |
OPTICAL STUDIES (LDA) OF AN ELECTRORHEOLOGICAL FLUID IN SLIT FLOW
SCHINDLER U, VORWERK J, STEGER R, BRUNN PO |
| 86 - 96 |
RHEOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE GELATION OF AQUEOUS-SOLUTIONS OF ACRYLAMIDE ACRYLIC-ACID COPOLYMERS IN THE PRESENCE OF CHROMIUM CHLORIDE
ELBRAHMI K, FRANCOIS J, DUPUIS D |
| 97 - 108 |
PREDICTION OF RESIDUAL FLOW AND THERMOVISCOELASTIC STRESSES IN INJECTION-MOLDING
KABANEMI KK, AITKADI A, TANGUY PA |
| 109 - 114 |
STRAIN-COUPLING EFFECTS IN START-UP EXPERIMENTS
VRENTAS JS, VRENTAS CM |
| 115 - 116 |
ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PRESSURE RELAXATIONS IN CAPILLARY OR SLIT FLOW
DEALY JM |
