A continuum model of grain boundaries

By R. Kobayashi, J. Warren, W. Carter. 2000

371 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/36aa226bbb3cf0c8c9ff9d8a03bb19e2966c0834

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. I. Singer-Loginova
2. Akihiro Takezawa
3. H. Singer
4. Shinji Nishiwaki
5. Mitsuru Kitamura

In Materials Chemistry

1. I. Singer-Loginova
2. Akihiro Takezawa
3. H. Singer
4. Shinji Nishiwaki
5. Mitsuru Kitamura

Citations in the corpus

• Shape and topology optimization based on the phase field method and sensitivity analysis (2010, methodology): “The phase field method has been used in many surface dynamic simulations such as multi-phase flow [35] and crack-propagation [36] in addition to simulations of phase transition phenomena [37, 38], and research where it is used as a general interface tracking method has also been reported recently [3”
• Very singular diffusion equations: second and fourth order problems (2010, background): “Another important source is provided by the model of an evolution of multigrains proposed by [ 74 ]: for preliminary study of the problem see [73,45].”
• The phase field technique for modeling multiphase materials (2008, methodology): “In the phase field model proposed by Kobayashi et al [192, 211–215] the microstructure is characterized by two order parameters: one describing the crystalline order and the other reflecting the crystalline orientation of each individual grain.”