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Microstructural Evolution and Metastability in Active Materials
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 February 2011
Abstract
Metastable systems pose significant problems in both analysis and simulation. We discuss here the evolution of microstructure in a shape-memory alloy where energetic contributions from disparate scales play determining roles. This is a challenge for modelling since the finest length scales cannot be ‘seen’ at macroscopic level. We then provide a mechanism for kinetics that gives a different notion metastability.
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