Landau modeling of dynamical nucleation of martensite at grain boundaries under local stress

Computational Materials Science, 118 (2016) 103-111 The dynamical nucleation of martensite in polycrystals is simulated by means of Lagrange-Rayleigh dynamics with Landau energetics, which is capable of obtaining the local stress as a result of the interplay of the potential of transformation and ex...

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Main Authors: Xu, G, Wang, C, Beltrán, J. I, LLorca, J, Cui, Y
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 28-07-2016
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Summary:Computational Materials Science, 118 (2016) 103-111 The dynamical nucleation of martensite in polycrystals is simulated by means of Lagrange-Rayleigh dynamics with Landau energetics, which is capable of obtaining the local stress as a result of the interplay of the potential of transformation and external loadings. By monitoring the patio-temporal distribution of the strain in response to the local stress, we demonstrate that the postcursors, high angle grain boundaries and triple junctions act as favorable heterogeneous nucleation sites corresponding to different loading and cooling conditions, and predict the phase diagram of the nucleation mode of martensite.
DOI:10.48550/arxiv.1607.08380