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16 May 2005 Multiscale constitutive model of magnetic shape memory alloys
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Abstract
Important advances in multi-scale computer simulation techniques for computational materials science have been made in the last decade as scientists and engineers strive to imbue continuum-based models with more-realistic details at quantum and atomistic scales. One major class of multi-scale models directly couples the atomistic detail to the macro region modeled using continuum concepts and finite element methods. Here, the development of such coupled atomistic/continuum model is presented within a single coherent framework with the aim of providing quantitative description of the constitutive behavior of magnetic shape memory alloys. A formulation of the Helmholtz free energy potential based on one-dimensional Ising model has been derived. The developed thermodynamic potential has been used in the context of the sharp phase front-based continuum model of the first order phase transformations suggested by Stoilov and Bhattacharyya (Acta Mat. 2002).
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Vesselin Stoilov "Multiscale constitutive model of magnetic shape memory alloys", Proc. SPIE 5761, Smart Structures and Materials 2005: Active Materials: Behavior and Mechanics, (16 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.599710
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KEYWORDS
Magnetism

Shape memory alloys

Computer simulations

Crystals

Finite element methods

Materials science

Mechanics

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