Linear Viscoelasticity is a constitutive framework within viscoelastic theory that describes the time-dependent mechanical response of materials under small deformations, where the stress is directly proportional to the strain and its history, distinguishing it from nonlinear viscoelasticity by adherence to the principle of superposition.
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Foundations of Linear Viscoelasticity
Bernard D. Coleman, Walter Noll · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1961 · 907 citations
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