These are nonlinear elastic materials for which the slope of the stress-strain curve, (d s /d e) e, is the strain dependent elastic modulus, the Tangent modulus. Elastic deformation continues until ...

For non-linear elastic materials the slope of the stress/strain curve at a given strain may be used to define an elastic modulus, the Tangent Modulus. (Tangent Modulus) = d (stress)/d (strain) = local ...

The modulus at a given strain cycle was measured on true stress–strain curves as the slope of the tangent of an unloading cycle at the unloading strain.

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Resistance to motion under these conditions is described by the tangent modulus, Et, which is found from the tangent to the stress-strain curve or hysteresis loop.

Tangent delta, or the loss factor, is a measure of hysteresis and is the ratio of the loss modulus to the storage modulus. Tangent delta is strongly influenced by the choice of polymer. The addition ...

The viscoelastic properties are storage modulus, loss modulus, and loss tangent (tan δ). Nanoscale viscoelastic measurements are of particular interest due to their influence on the function and ...

AM-FM Viscoelastic Mapping Mode lets users quickly and gently image viscoelastic properties including storage modulus and loss tangent with nanoscale spatial resolution. The imaging mode is ideal for ...

This was surprising, they said, because the loss tangent is determined when the substance is solid-like, whereas the overshoot occurs at the yield transition to a liquid.