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Phase stability and mechanical response of Ag-interlayered Al/Cu resistance spot-welded joints
Shuang Lin, Kyubok Lee, Jiahui Ye +6
Dissimilar Al/Cu joints are essential to battery-pack assemblies; however, their mechanical strength is limited by brittle Al-Cu intermetallic compounds (IMCs) such as Al2Cu and Al…
Machine-learning screening and first-principles lattice dynamics resolve the most stable structure of NaCa(BH) from a data-driven candidate search
Sanaa Ismail, Ricardo Amaral, Attia A. Gadallah +2
Equimolar NaCa(BH) offers a theoretical hydrogen capacity of 11.24 wt.% and a decomposition enthalpy expected to fall between those of NaBH and Ca(BH), but it h…
Lead-free piezoelectric perovskites for arterial-pulse e-skin: from configurational complexity to equivariant machine-learning potentials
Sanaa Ismail, Hassan M. E. Azzazy, Zi-Kui Liu
Continuous, non-invasive monitoring of the arterial pulse is a clinical priority for cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of global mortality. Flexible piezoelectric electroni…
Synthesis of epitaxial TaO thin films on AlO by suboxide molecular-beam epitaxy and thermal laser epitaxy
Yorick A. Birkhölzer, Anna S. Park, Noah Schnitzer +28
Tantalum dioxide (TaO2) is a metastable tantalum compound. Here, we report the epitaxial stabilization of TaO2 on Al2O3 (1-102) (r-plane sapphire) substrates using suboxide molecul…
Recursive entropy in thermodynamics: expounding the statistical-physics basis of the zentropy approach
Luke Allen Myers, Nigel Lee En Hew, Shun-Li Shang +1
The recursive property of entropy is well known in information theory; however, the concept is underutilized in thermodynamics, despite being the field where the concept of entropy…
Fundamentals on Dependence of Volume on Pressure and Temperature
Zi-Kui Liu
The common wisdom that volume decreases with pressure and increases with temperature is analyzed in terms of Hillert nonequilibrium thermodynamics in the present work. It is shown…