“…As proved in [15] and [11], a curve σ that realises the infimum in the above expression is a geodesic with respect to this metric and the curve σ then realises an interfacial layer with minimal energy…”
Section: Results On the Cahn-hilliard System With Elasticitymentioning
Abstract:The Γ-limit of certain discrete free energy functionals related to the numerical approximation of Ginzburg-Landau models is analysed when the distance h between neighbouring points tends to zero. The main focus lies on cases where there is competition between surface energy and elastic energy. Two discrete approximation schemes are compared, one of them shows a surface energy in the Γ-limit. Finally, numerical solutions for the sharp interface Cahn-Hilliard model with linear elasticity are investigated. It is demonstrated how the viscosity of the numerical scheme introduces an artifical surface energy that leads to unphysical solutions.
“…As proved in [15] and [11], a curve σ that realises the infimum in the above expression is a geodesic with respect to this metric and the curve σ then realises an interfacial layer with minimal energy…”
Section: Results On the Cahn-hilliard System With Elasticitymentioning
Abstract:The Γ-limit of certain discrete free energy functionals related to the numerical approximation of Ginzburg-Landau models is analysed when the distance h between neighbouring points tends to zero. The main focus lies on cases where there is competition between surface energy and elastic energy. Two discrete approximation schemes are compared, one of them shows a surface energy in the Γ-limit. Finally, numerical solutions for the sharp interface Cahn-Hilliard model with linear elasticity are investigated. It is demonstrated how the viscosity of the numerical scheme introduces an artifical surface energy that leads to unphysical solutions.
“…two solutions to (7.4). Equation (7.14) implies 2θW(χ 0 ) = (∂ u χ 0 ) 2 , and after reparametrisation we obtain, see [28] for details,…”
Section: The Unit Normal Vector ν (X T) In (T) (X) Is the Vector Ortmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…To analyse the conditions (7.12), (7.13) near the interface we follow Sternberg [28] and multiply (7.12) by ∂ u χ 0 . Integration from u = −∞ to u = +∞ yields…”
Section: The Unit Normal Vector ν (X T) In (T) (X) Is the Vector Ortmentioning
Summary:This article studies diffusion in solids in the case of two phases under isothermal conditions where due to plastic effects the number of vacancies changes when crossing a transition layer, i.e. a reconstitutive phase transition. A segregation model is derived and the equations are studied in the limit of a sharp interface. A Gibbs-Thomson law is derived and it is shown that the vacancy component of the chemical potential jumps across the transition layer thereby explaining recent experimental observations. The thermodynamic correctness of the model is shown as well as the existence of weak solutions with logarithmic free energies.
“…We name here the generalization to multiple phases [32]; to non-isothermal settings [33,34]; to concentrationdependent mobilities [35]; the incorporation of convective [36] and viscous effects [37,38]; the coupling to the Navier-Stokes equations [39,40]; and the derivation of a general CH/AllenCahn model [41]. The sharp interface limit of the CH model (and its extensions) is also well understood [42][43][44]. Besides a classification of the different models, this resulted in a better understanding of surface tension and the role of the Gibbs-Thomson law [45].…”
Section: A Recent Two-scale Approach To Modelling Coarsening (A) Histmentioning
We consider a generalization of the Cahn–Hilliard equation that incorporates an elastic energy density which, being quasi-convex, incorporates micro-structure formation on smaller length scales. We explore the global existence of weak solutions in two and three dimensions. We compare theoretical predictions with experimental observations of coarsening in superalloys.
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