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A Solid-Based Approach for Modeling Simple Yield-Stress Fluids: Rheological Transitions, Overshoot and Relaxation

Jehyeok Choi, Ju Min Kim, Kwang Soo Cho

A viscoelastic solid model for yield-stress fluids predicts stress overshoot from normal stress differences enhancing the stress invariant.

arxiv:2604.03467 v2 · 2026-04-03 · physics.flu-dyn · cond-mat.soft

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the present viscoelastic solid-based constitutive equation is shown to accurately predict stress overshoot during start-up shear. Importantly, the overshoot is found to originate from a homogeneous mechanism in which normal stress difference enhances the stress invariant and thereby accelerates the plastic response, rather than from isotropic hardening or spatially heterogeneous microstructural evolution.

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The assumption that the specific combination of Zener-type viscoelastic solid, parallel dashpot, nonlinear viscosity model, flow rule, back stress evolution equation, and Kroner-Lee decomposition can comprehensively capture the rheological transitions, overshoot, and relaxation of simple yield-stress fluids without invoking thixotropy.

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A viscoelastic solid-based constitutive model for simple yield-stress fluids predicts stress overshoot during start-up shear through normal stress differences that enhance the stress invariant and accelerate plastic response.

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arxiv: 2604.03467 · arxiv_version: 2604.03467v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2604.03467 · pith_short_12: NRUJV34JLDRN · pith_short_16: NRUJV34JLDRNUYFG · pith_short_8: NRUJV34J
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