This paper is concerned with the incorporation of thermal effects into the continuum modeling of dynamic solid-solid phase transitions. The medium is modeled as a one-dimensional thermoelastic solid characterized by a specific Helmholtz free-energy potential and a specific kinetic relation. Heat conduction and inertia are taken into account. An initial-value problem that gives rise to both shock waves and a propagating phase boundary is analyzed on the basis of this model
Abstract. Results of thermomechanical modelling of moving discontinuities in heterogeneous solids ar...
A continuum model of the macroscopic behaviour of solids capable of undergoing displacive phase tra...
This work focuses on the applications in dynamics of recently developed continuum-mechanical models ...
This paper is concerned with the incorporation of thermal effects into the continuum modeling of dyn...
This paper examines adiabatic processes in a thermoelastic material undergoing a solid-solid phase t...
We construct explicitly a Helmholtz free energy, a kinetic relation and a nucleation criterion for a...
The dynamical aspects of solid-solid phase transformations are studied within the framework of the t...
This article is devoted to mathematical models of thermal shock in terms of dynamic thermoelasticity...
This paper summarizes some recent work carried out jointly with R. Abeyaratne on the continuum model...
In this paper, we describe a simple phenomenological thermoelastic model for stress-induced solid-so...
The main goal of the paper is to establish possible thermodynamic conditions at a phase boundary to ...
A simplest possible mathematical model of martensitic phase transition front prop-agation is conside...
This paper is concerned with continuum modeling of the macroscopic dynamical response of one-dimens...
A thermomechanical approach for the modelling of the phase-transition front propagation in solids is...
This paper summarizes some recent work carried out jointly by the author and R. Abeyaratne of MIT o...
Abstract. Results of thermomechanical modelling of moving discontinuities in heterogeneous solids ar...
A continuum model of the macroscopic behaviour of solids capable of undergoing displacive phase tra...
This work focuses on the applications in dynamics of recently developed continuum-mechanical models ...
This paper is concerned with the incorporation of thermal effects into the continuum modeling of dyn...
This paper examines adiabatic processes in a thermoelastic material undergoing a solid-solid phase t...
We construct explicitly a Helmholtz free energy, a kinetic relation and a nucleation criterion for a...
The dynamical aspects of solid-solid phase transformations are studied within the framework of the t...
This article is devoted to mathematical models of thermal shock in terms of dynamic thermoelasticity...
This paper summarizes some recent work carried out jointly with R. Abeyaratne on the continuum model...
In this paper, we describe a simple phenomenological thermoelastic model for stress-induced solid-so...
The main goal of the paper is to establish possible thermodynamic conditions at a phase boundary to ...
A simplest possible mathematical model of martensitic phase transition front prop-agation is conside...
This paper is concerned with continuum modeling of the macroscopic dynamical response of one-dimens...
A thermomechanical approach for the modelling of the phase-transition front propagation in solids is...
This paper summarizes some recent work carried out jointly by the author and R. Abeyaratne of MIT o...
Abstract. Results of thermomechanical modelling of moving discontinuities in heterogeneous solids ar...
A continuum model of the macroscopic behaviour of solids capable of undergoing displacive phase tra...
This work focuses on the applications in dynamics of recently developed continuum-mechanical models ...