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Dislocation interactions with twin boundaries in Cu using atomistics (Zhu et al.)
Dislocation nucleation from asymmetric S3 twin boundaries in Cu (McDowell et al.)
Tools have been developed to build and analyze 3D polycrystalline single and multiphase microstructures (McDowell et al.)
Effects of crystallographic texture in dual phase Ti-6Al-4V polycrystals (McDowell et al.)
Crystal plasticity simulations of edge of contact cumulative plastic flow in fretting fatigue of Ti-6Al-4V (Neu and McDowell)
Use of cohesive finite element method to study arbitrary fracture patterns in a brittle dual phase composite materials (Zhou et al.)