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An adaptive mixed-dimensional phase-field method for beam fracture

Pengkai Xu, Xinhao Yu, Wenjie Zuo, Jiantao Bai, Fei Cheng   +4 more
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A phase field finite element study and evaluation of sulfide stress cracking in DCB specimen testing. [PDF]

Heliyon
Negi A, Elkhodbia M, Barsoum I, AlFantazi A.   +3 more
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Phase field crystal models with applications to laser deposition: A review. [PDF]

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Burns D, Provatas N, Grant M.
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Topological Homology Governs Phase Transitions in Discrete Gauge Fields — E8 Intelligence Research

Andrew Stewart Caldin
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Quasi-2D and 3D phase-field simulation studies of polar vortex domain structures for high-density domain engineering. [PDF]

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Cha BH, Kim KT, Lee DR.
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Grain orientation and shape evolution of ferroelectric ceramic thick films simulated by phase-field method. [PDF]

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Zhang Y, Li Q, Yue Q, Wang P, Liu Z.
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A Topology Constrained Phase Field Model

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
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Layered Phase Field Approach to Shells

2020
Fracture is one of the most commonly encountered failure modes of engineering materials and structures. Prevention of cracking-induced failure is, therefore, essential to save lives and contain costs and should be considered a social commitment. However, the understanding of nucleation and propagation of complex crack patterns in real structures is ...
Brunetti M., Freddi F., Sacco E.
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Phase field method

Materials Science and Technology, 2010
In an ideal scenario, a phase field model is able to compute quantitative aspects of the evolution of microstructure without explicit intervention. The method is particularly appealing because it provides a visual impression of the development of structure, one which often matches observations.
Qin, RS, Bhadeshia, HK
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A phase field model of capillarity

Physics of Fluids, 1995
The phenomenological derivation of a phase field model of capillarity that accounts for the structure of an interfacial layer formed by two immiscible incompressible liquids is addressed. A rheological expression for the reversible component of capillary stresses is obtained in terms of the free energy of a binary fluid, which depends on the absolute ...
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