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High pressure melt dynamics in shock-compressed titanium
Saransh Singh, Reetam Paul, Nikhil Rampal +22
We study the high-pressure melting behavior of titanium using laser-driven shock compression with in situ femtosecond x-ray diffraction and molecular-dynamics simulations based on…
Dislocation-based strength model for high energy density conditions
Damian C. Swift, Kazem Alidoost, Ryan Austin +5
We derive a continuum-level plasticity model for polycrystalline materials in the high energy density regime, based on a single dislocation density and single mobility mechanism, w…
Atom-in-jellium predictions of the shear modulus at high pressure
Damian C. Swift, Thomas Lockard, Sebastien Hamel +3
Atom-in-jellium calculations of the Einstein frequency in condensed matter and of the equation of state were used to predict the variation of shear modulus from zero pressure to ~$…
Atom-in-jellium equations of state and melt curves in the white dwarf regime
Damian C. Swift, Thomas Lockard, Sebastien Hamel +4
Atom-in-jellium calculations of the electron states, and perturbative calculations of the Einstein frequency, were used to construct equations of state (EOS) from around …
Sensitivity of stellar physics to the equation of state
D. C. Swift, T. Lockard, M. Bethkenhagen +3
The formation and evolution of stars depends on various physical aspects of stellar matter, including the equation of state (EOS) and transport properties. Although often dismissed…
Equations of state for ruthenium and rhodium
Damian C. Swift, Thomas Lockard, Olivier Heuze +8
Ru and Rh are interesting cases for comparing equations of state (EOS), because most general purpose EOS are semi-empirical, relying heavily on shock data, and none has been report…