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11 October 2012 Towards understanding the photomechanical effect in polymeric fibers: analysis of free volume in a model polymeric matrix
G. Pawlik, R. Orlik, W. Radosz, A. C. Mitus, M. G. Kuzyk
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Abstract
Recently we have formulated a simple Monte Carlo model1 for the study of the photomechanical effect in polymeric fibers pumped with a linearly polarized laser beam.2–4 The model fiber is a host - guest system consisting of the polymeric matrix and azodye chromophores, which undergo multiple trans - cis - trans cycles when illuminated by linearly polarized light. Current paper is focused on the topic so-far neglected in,1 closely related to the hypothetical cooperative mechanism of stress relaxation2–4 – on the characterization of local voids in computer-generated polymeric matrix. We study void-size distributions and void-void correlation functions.
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G. Pawlik, R. Orlik, W. Radosz, A. C. Mitus, and M. G. Kuzyk "Towards understanding the photomechanical effect in polymeric fibers: analysis of free volume in a model polymeric matrix", Proc. SPIE 8474, Optical Processes in Organic Materials and Nanostructures, 84740A (11 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.931654
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KEYWORDS
Polymers

Monte Carlo methods

Correlation function

Optical fibers

Modeling

3D modeling

Physics

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