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Schematic Mode Coupling Theory of Glass Rheology: Single and Double Step Strains
Th. Voigtmann, J. M. Brader, M. Fuchs +1
Mode coupling theory (MCT) has had notable successes in addressing the rheology of hard-sphere colloidal glasses, and also soft colloidal glasses such as star-polymers. Here, we ex…
Competition between glass transition and liquid-gas separation in attracting colloids
A. M. Puertas, M. Fuchs, M. E. Cates
We present simulation results addressing the phenomena of colloidal gelation induced by attractive interactions. The liquid-gas transition is prevented by the glass arrest at high…
Integration through transients for Brownian particles under steady shear
Matthias Fuchs, Michael E. Cates
Starting from the microscopic Smoluchowski equation for interacting Brownian particles under stationary shearing, exact expressions for shear-dependent steady-state averages, corre…
Schematic mode coupling theories for shear thinning, shear thickening, and jamming
M. E. Cates, C. B. Holmes, M. Fuchs +1
Mode coupling theory (MCT) appears to explain several, though not all, aspects of the glass transition in colloids (particularly when short-range attractions are present). Developm…
Jamming transitions in a schematic model of suspension rheology
C. B. Holmes, M. Fuchs, M. E. Cates
We study the steady-state response to applied stress in a simple scalar model of sheared colloids. Our model is based on a schematic (F2) model of the glass transition, with a memo…