Slutsker, J.
(2002),
Phase Field Modeling of Elastic Domain Structures in Constrained Layers, Phase Field Modeling of Elastic Domain Structures in Constrained Layers
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Phase Field Modeling of Elastic Domain Structures in Constrained Layers
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The formation and evolution of polydomain microstructure under external stress in the constrained layer are investigated by phase-field simulation and analytically using homogeneous approximation. As a result of simulation it has been shown that the three-domain hierarchical structure can be formed in the constrained layers. Under external stress there are two types of morphological transitions: from the three-domain structure to the two-domain one and from the hierarchical three-domain structure to the cellular three-domain structure. The results of phase-field simulation are compared with conclusions of homogenous theory and with available experimental data.Citation
Phase Field Modeling of Elastic Domain Structures in Constrained Layers
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polydomain microstructure
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Created February 28, 2002, Updated February 17, 2017