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Scientific Subprojects

Project Area B

Material Sciences and Mechanics

Also in mechanics and materials science computer simulations play an increasing role. Compared with electron-theoretical calculation methods, they allow the analysis of a considerably higher numbers of particles. The scientists analyse different material aspects, such as fracture, laser ablations, process simulation and determination of resistance to different materials.

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Subproject B.2
Atomistic simulation of internal interfaces in copper matrix alloys
Prof. Dr. Siegfried Schmauder


Subproject B.5
Molecular Dynamic Simulation of Laser Ablation in Metals
PD Dr. Johannes Roth


Subproject B.6
Structure and Stability of Carbon Nanoclusters
Prof. Dr. Jörg Wrachtrup, Jun.-Prof. Dr. Maria Fyta


Subproject B.8
Coupled PIC-DSMC-Simulation of Laser Driven Ablative Gas Expansions
Prof. Dr. Claus-Dieter Munz, Prof. Dr. Stefanos Fasoulas

 

Terminated Subprojects

Subproject B.1
Molecular Dynamics of Large Systems with Long Range Interactions
Prof. Dr. Hans-Rainer Trebin, PD Dr. Johannes Roth


Subproject B.3
Mesoscopic Many Body Simulation of Fracture and Fractured Inhomogeneous Materials with Granular Microstructure
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Hilfer


Subproject B.4
Simulation of Fracture Phenomena in Impact Loaded Granular Solids
Prof. Dr. Peter Eberhard, Jun.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Seifried


Subproject B.7
MD-Simulations on Strengthening Caused by GP-Zones in Al-Cu Alloys
Prof. Dr. Siegfried Schmauder, Dr.-Ing. Peter Binkele