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Molecular theory expressions for the stress tensor in flowing polymeric liquids
Various molecular expressions for the stress tensor for polymeric liquids are given and interrelated. Particular attention is paid to restrictions associated with constraints in the molecular models, hydrodynamic interaction, and molecular confinement in concentrated systems. A recently derived generalization of the Kramers-Kirkwood stress-tensor formula can be taken as the starting point for many polymer calculations.