The phenomenon of nano-indentation into a thin film bonded to a rigid substrate is simulated using a recently developed technique whereby a fully atomistic region is coupled to a continuum region. There are three unique features of the model, as compared to several other coupled techniques that are available. First, the continuum region may contain any number of discrete dislocations, modeled as elastic defects. Second, these dislocations are mechanically coupled to one another and to the atomistic region, thus providing the atomistic region with the appropriate stress environment due to the longrange interaction with the dislocations. Finally, the method includes algorithms for automatically detecting and passing dislocations between the a...
Capturing plasticity at realistic dislocation densities with high configurational complexity require...
International audienceThis work presents numerical simulations of indentation at different scales. T...
In this paper, we illustrate the role of interfaces in the dislocation organization and the conseque...
The phenomenon of nano-indentation into a thin film bonded to a rigid substrate is simulated using a...
The phenomenon of 2D nanoindentation of circular "Brinell" indenter into a single crystal metal thin...
A computational method (CADD) is presented whereby a continuum region containing dislocation defects...
A computational method (CADD) is presented whereby a continuum region containing dislocation defects...
Simulations of nanoindentation in single crystals are performed using a finite temperature coupled a...
A computational method for multiscale modeling of plasticity is presented wherein each dislocation i...
AbstractThe cylindrical nano-indentation on metal film/elastic substrate is computationally studied ...
A technique is developed for linking the methods of discrete dislocation dynamics simulation and fin...
[[abstract]]Atomistic simulation of nanoindentation with spherical indenters was carried out to stud...
In atomistic simulations, nanoindentation is usually studied for ideal substrates. Here we explore t...
Many phenomena in crystalline metals such as friction, nano-indentation and ductile fracture are pla...
A method is introduced for reducing the degrees of freedom in simulations of mechanical behavior of ...
Capturing plasticity at realistic dislocation densities with high configurational complexity require...
International audienceThis work presents numerical simulations of indentation at different scales. T...
In this paper, we illustrate the role of interfaces in the dislocation organization and the conseque...
The phenomenon of nano-indentation into a thin film bonded to a rigid substrate is simulated using a...
The phenomenon of 2D nanoindentation of circular "Brinell" indenter into a single crystal metal thin...
A computational method (CADD) is presented whereby a continuum region containing dislocation defects...
A computational method (CADD) is presented whereby a continuum region containing dislocation defects...
Simulations of nanoindentation in single crystals are performed using a finite temperature coupled a...
A computational method for multiscale modeling of plasticity is presented wherein each dislocation i...
AbstractThe cylindrical nano-indentation on metal film/elastic substrate is computationally studied ...
A technique is developed for linking the methods of discrete dislocation dynamics simulation and fin...
[[abstract]]Atomistic simulation of nanoindentation with spherical indenters was carried out to stud...
In atomistic simulations, nanoindentation is usually studied for ideal substrates. Here we explore t...
Many phenomena in crystalline metals such as friction, nano-indentation and ductile fracture are pla...
A method is introduced for reducing the degrees of freedom in simulations of mechanical behavior of ...
Capturing plasticity at realistic dislocation densities with high configurational complexity require...
International audienceThis work presents numerical simulations of indentation at different scales. T...
In this paper, we illustrate the role of interfaces in the dislocation organization and the conseque...