Dynamic viscoelasticity was measured for melts of semi-aromatic liquid crystalline polymer (LCP) filled with:carbon fiber (CF) and glass fiber (GF) to quantitatively analyze their nonlinear viscoelastic properties. LCP and its CF and GF filled polymer systems were examined to analyze the dynamic viscoelastic behaviors by Fourier expansion of shear stress wave. For LCP the tertiary terms G'
3 and G
3 are considerably smaller than their primary terms G'
1, and G''
1; the viscoelastic property is almost linear. On the other hand, two types of CF filled LCP showed that an increase in the oscillatory angle decreased G'
i and G
i in sequence with increasing i. However, the G'
3 and G
3 values are large enough not to be negligible, i.e. both fiber filled systems show similar nonlinear viscoelastic behaviors. GF filled LCP showed the tendency similar to that for CF filled systems; both G'
i and G
i have apparently a plateau region. Furthermore, the values of the ratios G
3/G
1, G'
3/G'
1, and G
3/G
1, are recognized as the indicator of the degrees of their nonlinearity, and the fiber filled LCP systems showed no significant difference in their dependency on ω, although GF filled systems showed a markedly higher nonlinearity of G
3/G
1, than CF filled systems in a high ω region.
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