Abstract. We study a dynamical version of a multi-phase field model of Koslowski and Ortiz for planar dislocation networks. We consider a two-dimensional vector field which describes phase transitions between constant phases. Each phase transition corresponds to a dislocation line, and the vectorial field description allows the formation of junctions between dislocations. This vector field is assumed to satisfy a non-local vectorial Hamilton-Jacobi equation with non-zero viscosity. For this model, we prove the existence for all time of a weak solution. Key words. Dislocation dynamics, non-local equations, junctions, parabolic system of equa-tions. AMS subject classifications. 35K15, 74K30. 1. Introduction. 1.1. Physical motivation. Dislocat...
We derive a phase field crystal model that couples the diffusive evolution of a microscopic structur...
A phase-field model of a crystalline material is introduced to develop the necessary theoretical fra...
International audienceWe consider a situation where dislocations are parallel lines moving in a sing...
Abstract. We study a dynamical version of a multi-phase field model of Koslowski and Ortiz for plana...
Abstract. We study a dynamical version of a multi-phase field model of Koslowski and Ortiz for plana...
We study a mathematical model describing dislocation dynamics in crystals. This phase-field model is...
We study the problem of large time existence of solutions for a mathematical model describing disloc...
We study dislocation dynamics with a level set point of view. The model we present here looks at the...
This thesis is concerned with the theoretical study of a mathematical model arising from the study o...
The formation and stability of dislocation patterns are interpreted on the basis of instabilities oc...
In this paper we are interested in the collective motion of dislocations defects in crystals. Mathem...
In this article, we present briefly a mathematical study of the dynamics of line defects called disl...
In this paper we are interested in the collective motion of dislocations defects in crystals. Mathem...
International audienceWe describe recent results obtained by G. Barles, P. Cardaliaguet, R. Monneau ...
The interaction of dislocations with phase boundaries is an interesting aspect of the interplay betw...
We derive a phase field crystal model that couples the diffusive evolution of a microscopic structur...
A phase-field model of a crystalline material is introduced to develop the necessary theoretical fra...
International audienceWe consider a situation where dislocations are parallel lines moving in a sing...
Abstract. We study a dynamical version of a multi-phase field model of Koslowski and Ortiz for plana...
Abstract. We study a dynamical version of a multi-phase field model of Koslowski and Ortiz for plana...
We study a mathematical model describing dislocation dynamics in crystals. This phase-field model is...
We study the problem of large time existence of solutions for a mathematical model describing disloc...
We study dislocation dynamics with a level set point of view. The model we present here looks at the...
This thesis is concerned with the theoretical study of a mathematical model arising from the study o...
The formation and stability of dislocation patterns are interpreted on the basis of instabilities oc...
In this paper we are interested in the collective motion of dislocations defects in crystals. Mathem...
In this article, we present briefly a mathematical study of the dynamics of line defects called disl...
In this paper we are interested in the collective motion of dislocations defects in crystals. Mathem...
International audienceWe describe recent results obtained by G. Barles, P. Cardaliaguet, R. Monneau ...
The interaction of dislocations with phase boundaries is an interesting aspect of the interplay betw...
We derive a phase field crystal model that couples the diffusive evolution of a microscopic structur...
A phase-field model of a crystalline material is introduced to develop the necessary theoretical fra...
International audienceWe consider a situation where dislocations are parallel lines moving in a sing...