Atomistic and Continuum Models for Deformation of Irradiated Metals

The fundamental characteristics of defect structures and the effect of radiation defects on plastic deformation were investigated by atomistic and continuum models. Self-interstitial atom (SIA) loops, vacancy loops, and the effect of stacking fault tetrahedra were studied as typical irradiation defects. The fault energies of these defects were evaluated by atomistic models and dislocation theory with non-empirical measurement. The effects of size and densities of SIA and vacancy loop on the critical shear stresses were systematically estimated. A mesoscopic framework based on the crystal plasticity model was proposed, in which fundamental properties are applied to a database for mesoscopic computational models.

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Journal of the Society of Materials Science Japan
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2026-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.2472/jsms.2025.00058
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Fusion materials and technologies
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Atomistic and Continuum Models for Deformation of Irradiated Metals

Yoshiyuki Kaji, Y. Aoyagi, Tomohito Tsuru
Journal of the Society of Materials Science Japan
Fusion materials and technologies
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Atomistic and Continuum Models for Deformation of Irradiated Metals

Yoshiyuki Kaji, Y. Aoyagi, Tomohito Tsuru
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Abstract

The fundamental characteristics of defect structures and the effect of radiation defects on plastic deformation were investigated by atomistic and continuum models. Self-interstitial atom (SIA) loops, vacancy loops, and the effect of stacking fault tetrahedra were studied as typical irradiation defects. The fault energies of these defects were evaluated by atomistic models and dislocation theory with non-empirical measurement. The effects of size and densities of SIA and vacancy loop on the critical shear stresses were systematically estimated. A mesoscopic framework based on the crystal plasticity model was proposed, in which fundamental properties are applied to a database for mesoscopic computational models.

Journal of the Society of Materials Science JapanVol. 75(2)
Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JP), Tohoku University (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Fusion materials and technologies
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