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Elastic gradient theories and dislocation theories and their application to defects and microstructures

Applicant Dr. Markus Lazar
Subject Area Mechanics
Term from 2010 to 2015
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 179058881
 
Final Report Year 2024

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As part of the Heisenberg fellowship and the associated DFG research grants, fundamental and globally recognized results were achieved in the areas of elastic gradient theories, non-singular dislocation theory, dislocation dynamics, elastodynamics and theory of quasicrystals. The obtained results were published in 30 articles in international scientific journals with peer-review. The main scientific advances are as follows. New results in elastic gradient theories and non-singular dislocation theory: • Non-singular solutions of dislocation loops within the framework of gradient elasticity theories of Helmholtz type and bi-Helmholtz type • Implementation of the non-singular dislocation solutions in the UCLA-DDD simulation program for discrete dislocation dynamics “MODEL” • Non-singular crack solutions based on non-singular dislocation solutions • Irreducible form of Mindlin’s elastic gradient theory using the irreducible decomposition of the distortion gradient tensor with respect to SO(3) and SO(2) • Comparison of gradient theory of magnetostatics and gradient elasticity theory of the Helmholtz type • Generalization of the Ru-Aifantis approach to defects in the framework of an incompatible gradient elasticity theory • Derivation of an anisotropic gradient elasticity theory of generalized Helmholtz type and calculation of the corresponding Green tensor for triclinic to cubic crystals. New results in the generalized elasticity theory of quasicrystals: • Generalized dynamics in quasicrystals: “Elastodynamic model of wave-telegraph type” • Calculation of the elastic Green tensor for quasicrystals • Dislocation theory in quasicrystals with all basic dislocation equations • Eshelbian mechanics and the J-, M- and L-integrals of quasicrystals. New results in dislocation dynamics and elastodynamics: • Introduction of the elastodynamic Liénard–Wiechert potentials for a point force and for dislocations • Generalization of the so-called Stokes problem of a localized point force for arbitrary movements and with retardation effects • Comparison of the effects of retardation, radiation and acceleration in the theory of elastodynamics and the theory of electrodynamics • Dynamics of straight dislocations within the framework of the theory of distributions of Schwartz. New results in the theory of dislocations: • Dislocation loops in the anisotropic elasticity theory with a systematic derivation of the Burgers formula for the displacement field of a dislocation loop • Dislocation gauge theory for inhomogeneous materials • Dislocation gauge theory for graphene • J-, M- and L-integrals of dislocations • Comparison between Lazar’s dislocation gauge theory and Neff’s reduced micromorph theory.

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