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Influence of Strain on Space Charge Distribution at Ferroelectric Thin-Film Free Surfaces (to appear in Acta Materialia)

Submitted by Lun Yang on

This is the preprint of an article that will appear in Acta Materialia (10.1016/j.actamat.2012.07.050).



Influence of Strain on Space Charge Distribution at Ferroelectric Thin-Film Free Surfaces

by Lun Yang and Kaushik Dayal, Carnegie Mellon University

 

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Third International Conference on Computational Contact Mechanics

Submitted by Laura De Lorenzis on
Dear Colleague,

It is our pleasure to invite you to participate in the Third International Conference on Computational Contact Mechanics (ICCCM 2013), to be held in Lecce, Italy, on July 10-12, 2013.

The technical program for the Composite Conference is now on-line.

Submitted by Gerben Sinnema on

The event takes place August 13-17, 2012, Las Cruces NM.

'Composite Conference 2012 is focused on composite pressurized structures and vessels, and brings together the international composite community to discuss significant advances in the composite performance, durability, and safety.'

See: http://www.compositeconference.com/technical-program

There are still a few seats available for the NASGRO - ESACRACK training course organised at ESA-ESTEC, 11-13 September 2012 ...

Submitted by Gerben Sinnema on
The NASGRO® ( www.nasgro.swri.org ) fracture mechanics and fatigue crack growth analysis software is distributed as part of the ESACRACK software for application to fracture control verification of structural hardware used on ESA projects. 

Matlab-based Digital Image and Volume Correlation Simulators

Submitted by franck@brown.edu on

Hi,
I just posted a Matlab-GUI easy-to-use DIC and DVC simulator tool on our website (franck.engin.brown.edu) for download for anyone that works with DIC or DVC. The purpose of these simulators is to simulate deformation fields based on a user provided image (2D) or volume (3D), and evaluate the correlation results with the analytical solutions to provide quantitative feedback on the "goodness" of the provided images for DIC or DVC purposes.
Feel free to use them for research, teaching, etc. We welcome any suggestions for improvements, etc.