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163rd MSL Lecture (Professor John Ball)

Date/Time 2023/06/19 13:30 - 14:30
Place Tokyo Institute of Technology, Suzukakedai Campus, Room 1901, 19th floor, J2 Building
OrganizerLaboratory for Materials and Structures
ContactProfessor Tomonari Inamura (Email: inamura.t.aa@m.titech.ac.jp)
LanguageEnglish

Subject & Detail

Speaker : Professor John Ball, The President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Affiliation: Heriot-Watt University and Maxwell Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Edinburgh

Title : Slip and twinning in Bravais lattices

Summary:
A survey is given on how both slip and twinning in Bravais lattices (without changes of shape due to phase transformations) can be described by rank-one connections between the infinite number of lattice-equivalent energy wells in the Ericksen theory. For cubic lattices we rigorously calculate the slips and twins of minimum shear amplitude, recovering results in the materials science literature, and discuss their conjugate rank-one connections. We remark that all rank-one connections for a Bravais lattice can be obtained explicitly in terms of those for the dual lattice (and vice versa), so that, for example, the rank-one connections for fcc can be obtained from those for bcc.

 

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