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With the definition of the stress relaxation modulus, eq 8, and the viscous limit defined in eq 26, we err from the definition of a Newtonian fluid by a factor of 2. To correct this, we insert the factor 2 into subsequent equations.This changes the classical limits: Viscous particle sintering because of surface tension, eq 27, for comparison with eq 1 becomes Equation 29for elastic particles compressed by a force F, for comparison with eq 2, becomesForce free elastic particles under surface tension deform according to This should be compared with eq 3.Equation 16 should, from dimensional arguments, read
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