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Vertex and front-tracking methods for the modeling of microstructure evolution at the solid state: a brief review
Marc Bernacki
In mesoscopic scale microstructure evolution modeling, two primary numerical frameworks are used: Front-Capturing (FC) and Front-Tracking (FT) ones. FC models, like phase-field or…
High-fidelity modeling of interface crossing in the diffusion welding process at the polycrystalline scale
Camille Godinot, Emmanuel Rigal, Frédéric Bernard +4
Controlling the microstructure of a diffusion welded interface is a critical point to ensure optimum mechanical properties and the homogeneity of the joint. Beyond the intimate con…
An accurate and robust level-set formulation for multiple junction kinetics
Tianchi Li, Marc Bernacki
The front-capturing Level-Set (LS) method is widely employed in academia and industry to model grain boundary (GB) migration during the microstructure evolution of polycrystalline…
High-fidelity level-set modeling of diffusive solid-state phase transformations for polycrystalline materials
Nitish Chandrappa, Marc Bernacki
The formation of microstructures in metallic alloys during hot metal forming involves simultaneous metallurgical complex phenomena. Traditional high-fidelity numerical frameworks u…
Particle pinning during grain growth -- A new analytical model for predicting the mean limiting grain size but also grain size heterogeneity in a 2D polycrystalline context
Madeleine Bignon, Marc Bernacki
This study proposes a new analytical model for grain boundary pinning by second phase particles in two-dimensional polycrystals. This approach not only considers how particles impe…
Kinetic equations and level-set approach for simulating solid-state microstructure evolutions at the mesoscopic scale: state of the art, limitations, and prospects
Marc Bernacki
For over three decades, the front-capturing level-set method has demonstrated its prowess for the simulation, at the mesoscopic scale, of numerous mechanisms in the context of micr…