Kinetic view on dynamic plasticity of crystalline solids
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| author | Borodin, Elijah Barroso, Afonso D. M. Jivkov, Andrey P. |
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| contents | Microstructural changes in solids, driven by energy flows, do not develop in a static continuous space, such as the space considered in conventional plasticity models. The applied forces create an evolving internal energy landscape, which is constrained by crystallography but has characteristic spatial and temporal scales that form dynamically. To describe this view, we replace a common model for the evolution of dislocation substructure in metals with the evolution of microscopic slips in a combinatorial structure referred to as a polytopal cell complex (PCC). The micro-slips are associated with the 2-cells (faces) of the PCC and are driven by the minimisation of a properly defined Lagrangian. The approach provides a comprehensive statistical and thermodynamic description of plastic flow development. It allows the investigation of energy levels associated with different slip systems and reveals the microscopic mechanisms that result in the phenomenon of strain rate sensitivity. |
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| spellingShingle | Kinetic view on dynamic plasticity of crystalline solids Borodin, Elijah Barroso, Afonso D. M. Jivkov, Andrey P. Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter Computational Physics Microstructural changes in solids, driven by energy flows, do not develop in a static continuous space, such as the space considered in conventional plasticity models. The applied forces create an evolving internal energy landscape, which is constrained by crystallography but has characteristic spatial and temporal scales that form dynamically. To describe this view, we replace a common model for the evolution of dislocation substructure in metals with the evolution of microscopic slips in a combinatorial structure referred to as a polytopal cell complex (PCC). The micro-slips are associated with the 2-cells (faces) of the PCC and are driven by the minimisation of a properly defined Lagrangian. The approach provides a comprehensive statistical and thermodynamic description of plastic flow development. It allows the investigation of energy levels associated with different slip systems and reveals the microscopic mechanisms that result in the phenomenon of strain rate sensitivity. |
| title | Kinetic view on dynamic plasticity of crystalline solids |
| topic | Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter Computational Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.14105 |