# Rheology of Soft Glassy Materials

@article{Sollich1997RheologyOS,
title={Rheology of Soft Glassy Materials},
author={Peter Sollich and François Lequeux and P H{\'e}braud and Michael E. Cates},
journal={Physical Review Letters},
year={1997},
volume={78},
pages={2020-2023}
}
• Published 27 November 1996
• Materials Science
• Physical Review Letters
We attribute similarities in the rheology of many soft materials (foams, emulsions, slurries, etc.) to the shared features of structural disorder and metastability. A generic model for the mesoscopic dynamics of soft glassy matter'' is introduced, with interactions represented by a mean-field noise temperature $x$. We find power-law fluid behavior either with $(xl1)$ or without $(1lxl2)$ a yield stress. For $1lxl2$, both storage and loss modulus vary with frequency as \${\ensuremath{\omega…
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