We present the results of an experimental investigation and atomistic simulation on the effects of orientation of indentation planes on the formation of pile-ups using nanoindenter for FCC and BCC Nickel, Copper, and Iron. Molecular dynamics (MD) method is used to simulate nanoindentation on FCC Nickel to understand the relationship between material pile-up and microscale dislocation activities. It is found that predicted pile-up patterns are dependent on surface orientation. The pile-up patterns are closely related to dislocation nucleation and motion on different slip systems that are activated by multi-axial stress mechanisms in indentation
The paper investigates the nanoindentation process with different rates in the Cu (001) of FCC syste...
Understanding mechanical properties of small volume materials has attracted much interest in recent ...
Abstract: In this article molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been conducted to inves-tigate th...
Nanoindentation is an interesting technique used to probe the local mechanical properties of a mater...
The influences of indenter shape on dislocation actives and stress distributions during nanoindentat...
Molecular dynamics simulations are used to investigate the nucleation and dynamics of dislocations d...
Molecular dynamics simulations are used to investigate the nucleation and dynamics of dislocations d...
An indentation simulation of the crystal Ni is carried out by a molecular dynamics technique (MD) to...
The microstructure origin of the elastic-plastic response of a Cu substrate during nanoindentation i...
Using molecular-dynamics simulation, we study nanoindentation in fcc (Cu and Al) and bcc (Fe and Ta)...
A molecular dynamics model has been developed to investigate the effect of the crystallographic orie...
The structure of interest consists of a nanometer thin copper coating, resting on a stiffer substrat...
Nanoindentation experiments in metal surfaces are characterized by the onset of plastic instabilitie...
AbstractThe structure of interest is a thin, metallic coating of fcc copper, of thickness of a few n...
In this article molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been conducted to investigate the effect of...
The paper investigates the nanoindentation process with different rates in the Cu (001) of FCC syste...
Understanding mechanical properties of small volume materials has attracted much interest in recent ...
Abstract: In this article molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been conducted to inves-tigate th...
Nanoindentation is an interesting technique used to probe the local mechanical properties of a mater...
The influences of indenter shape on dislocation actives and stress distributions during nanoindentat...
Molecular dynamics simulations are used to investigate the nucleation and dynamics of dislocations d...
Molecular dynamics simulations are used to investigate the nucleation and dynamics of dislocations d...
An indentation simulation of the crystal Ni is carried out by a molecular dynamics technique (MD) to...
The microstructure origin of the elastic-plastic response of a Cu substrate during nanoindentation i...
Using molecular-dynamics simulation, we study nanoindentation in fcc (Cu and Al) and bcc (Fe and Ta)...
A molecular dynamics model has been developed to investigate the effect of the crystallographic orie...
The structure of interest consists of a nanometer thin copper coating, resting on a stiffer substrat...
Nanoindentation experiments in metal surfaces are characterized by the onset of plastic instabilitie...
AbstractThe structure of interest is a thin, metallic coating of fcc copper, of thickness of a few n...
In this article molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been conducted to investigate the effect of...
The paper investigates the nanoindentation process with different rates in the Cu (001) of FCC syste...
Understanding mechanical properties of small volume materials has attracted much interest in recent ...
Abstract: In this article molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been conducted to inves-tigate th...