2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-022-07108-9
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Virtual texture analysis to investigate the deformation mechanisms in metal microstructures at the atomic scale

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“…The article by Nikolov et al [9] demonstrates new capabilities to investigate the interplay between phonon and magnetic spin contributions to the thermal conductivity of a-iron using a new spectral neighbor analysis potential. The article by Mishra et al [10] demonstrates a new capability to characterize phase and twinning variants in atomistic microstructures using a new virtual texture analysis method. The article by Gupta et al [11] targets to understand differences in the structural properties of highly charged polyacrylic acid and polymethacrylic acid using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations in the presence of divalent salt magnesium chloride, with a particular emphasis on understanding the differences pertaining to the microstructure, hydrogen bonding, intermolecular structure, and salt-ion distribution around the polymers.…”
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“…The article by Nikolov et al [9] demonstrates new capabilities to investigate the interplay between phonon and magnetic spin contributions to the thermal conductivity of a-iron using a new spectral neighbor analysis potential. The article by Mishra et al [10] demonstrates a new capability to characterize phase and twinning variants in atomistic microstructures using a new virtual texture analysis method. The article by Gupta et al [11] targets to understand differences in the structural properties of highly charged polyacrylic acid and polymethacrylic acid using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations in the presence of divalent salt magnesium chloride, with a particular emphasis on understanding the differences pertaining to the microstructure, hydrogen bonding, intermolecular structure, and salt-ion distribution around the polymers.…”
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