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Alexander A Couturier

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ACS Macro Letters|August 18, 2025
Impact of Domain Size on the Length Scale of Local Glass Transition Perturbations Caused by an Immiscible Glassy-Rubbery InterfaceAlexander A Couturier, Connie B Roth
Macromolecules|April 14, 2025
Analyzing QCM Data Using a New Transfer-Matrix Model: Long-Ranged Asymmetric Gradient in Shear Modulus Identified Across Immiscible Glassy-Rubbery Polymer InterfaceAlexander A Couturier, Justin C Burton, Connie B Roth
The Journal of Chemical Physics|April 22, 2026
Narrow acoustic impedance matching layer accelerates long-range coupling of local modulus between glassy and rubbery polymer domainsAlexander A Couturier, David B Cai, Justin C Burton, et al.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B|March 3, 2025
Comparison of Physical Aging and Glass Transition in Glassy-Rubbery Polymer Bilayer FilmsJennifer A McGuire, James H Merrill, Alexander A Couturier, et al.
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ACS Macro Letters|August 18, 2025
Impact of Domain Size on the Length Scale of Local Glass Transition Perturbations Caused by an Immiscible Glassy-Rubbery InterfaceAlexander A Couturier, Connie B Roth
Macromolecules|April 14, 2025
Analyzing QCM Data Using a New Transfer-Matrix Model: Long-Ranged Asymmetric Gradient in Shear Modulus Identified Across Immiscible Glassy-Rubbery Polymer InterfaceAlexander A Couturier, Justin C Burton, Connie B Roth
The Journal of Chemical Physics|April 22, 2026
Narrow acoustic impedance matching layer accelerates long-range coupling of local modulus between glassy and rubbery polymer domainsAlexander A Couturier, David B Cai, Justin C Burton, et al.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B|March 3, 2025
Comparison of Physical Aging and Glass Transition in Glassy-Rubbery Polymer Bilayer FilmsJennifer A McGuire, James H Merrill, Alexander A Couturier, et al.
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