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The following pages link to On the modeling of thermo-mechanical phase transformations in solids (Q1310252):

Displaying 19 items.

Solid-solid phase transition modelling: relaxation procedures, configurational energies and thermomechanical behaviours (Q532309) (← links)
Stability of a two-phase process involving a planar phase boundary in a thermoelastic solid (Q1204047) (← links)
Developments in phase-field modeling of thermoelastic and two-component materials (Q1308059) (← links)
On the driving traction acting on a surface of discontinuity within a continuum in the presence of electromagnetic fields (Q1338459) (← links)
On modeling of phase transformations in ferroelectric materials (Q1341973) (← links)
Modeling of macroscopic response of phase transforming materials under quasi-static loading (Q1370473) (← links)
On the nucleation and propagation of thermoelastic phase transformations in anti-plane shear. I: Couple-stress theory. II: Problems (Q1579703) (← links)
Thermodynamic models of phase transformations and failure waves (Q1756512) (← links)
Modeling of stress relaxation associated with an electrically-induced phase transformation (Q1804272) (← links)
On the effect of the heat generated during a stress-induced thermoelastic phase transformation (Q1898036) (← links)
Dynamic behavior of the interface between two solid phases in an elastic bar (Q1910627) (← links)
On dissipation induced by phase transformations (Q1914317) (← links)
Phase boundary motion in an elastic bar of finite length (Q1918356) (← links)
Моделирование фазовых превращений и сверхупругого упрочнения нестабильных материалов (Q3120972) (← links)
A Multi‐phase‐field model including inelastic deformation for solid state transformations (Q4582275) (← links)
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A Thermomechanical Model for Energetic Materials with Phase Transformations (Q4785614) (← links)
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A three‐dimensional model describing stress‐temperature induced solid phase transformations: thermomechanical coupling and hybrid composite applications (Q5311982) (← links)