Unified theory viscosity dependence

M(H) from Eq. (3.561) shown in Figure 3.71(a). Following from these data, the extremal viscosity dependence of MFE at any given field [Fig. 3.71(h)] has a plausible explanation within the same unified theory but with the coherent spin conversion in the reduced (two spin states) basis [32,149]. The latter simplification was removed in the subsequent work where all four states were considered [150]. 

We have thus considered relatively simple irreversible phenomena in the solution of flexible chain polymers. Through use of the segment distribution functions several different theories are reviewed in a somewhat unified way. It is clear now what will be our next task to improve the existent theories. Apart from the transport phenomena discussed in this paper, however, there are more complicated cases. For instance, treatment of the concentration dependence of the specific viscosity requires further development. We hope to discuss such cases in the near future. 

Hudson et al. [31] studied the time dependent effect of suspensions of pigment particles. Experimental work was undertaken to relate steady, transient and time dependent oscillatory flow in a unified manner. Hudson et al [31] also developed a theory to explain the suspension behavior in terms of the structure formed as a result of flocculation. The viscosity rjf of a homogeneous susp>ension of floccules containing N] floccules was given by... 

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