On a phase field approach for martensitic transformations in a crystal plastic material at a loaded surface
Abstract A continuum phase field model for martensitic transformations is introduced, including crystal plasticity with different slip systems for the different phases. In a 2D setting, the transformation-induced eigenstrain is taken into account for two martensitic orientation variants. With aid of...
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