Mesoscopic simulations of plastic deformation

By B. Devincre, L. Kubin, C. Lemarchand, R. Madec. 2001

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Multiscale modeling of the plasticity in an aluminum single crystal (2009, methodology): “…work we suggest that, in the absence of physical experiments, the present formulation can compute the material parameters of the hardening law, (h0,js,j0), using a micro-scale approach based on DD simulations (Zbib et al., 1998; Ghoniem and Sun, 1999; Devincre et al., 2001; Madec et al., 2001).”
Numerical simulation of solid state sintering (2005, background): “For instance, in dislocation-based plasticity modeling only in the late 1990s did it become viable to directly calculate interactions of large numbers of dislocations (Schwarz, 1999; Needleman and Van Der Giessen, 2001; Devincre et al., 2001 ), which in turn allowed plasticity models to move beyond”
Enabling strain hardening simulations with dislocation dynamics (2006, methodology): “…choice of simulation volume and initial dislocation density, most existing DD simulations are limited to plastic strains of 0.5% (Zbib et al 2000, Devincre et al 2001, Madec et al 2002), because the computational expense, along with the total number of 3 Author to whom any correspondence should…”