Abstract
A numerical stochastic approach allows the exact solution of the convection equation arising in network theories. We now want to show the flexibility and the limits of this approach by studying the rheological properties of different kinds of models.
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Petruccione, F., Biller, P. Rheological properties of network models with configuration-dependent creation and loss rates. Rheol Acta 27, 557–560 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01329357
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