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Multiscale Modelling and Characterization for Phase Transitions of Advanced Materials |
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MULTIMAT is a European Community research and training network linking leading research teams working in multiscale modeling of advanced materials. The UK group is based at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford with a node at the Mathematics Institute, University of Warwick. For current and past activities visit the links on the left side. Contacts
The Oxford group and Warwick node are located in two internationally leading mathematics departments. The group focusses on the use of nonlinear analysis and numerical methods to illuminate problems of solid phase transformations, in particular those of martensitic nucleation and microstructure morphology, the passage from atomistic to continuum models, interfacial energy and micromagnetics. Description of particular research topics for MULTIMAT In the framework of the RTN project the focus will be on crystalline
solids and their microstructure, on the theoretical interpretation of
data resulting from experiments on specific materials, and on the
development and use of mathematical tools for modelling and analyzing
multi-scale problems in phase transformations. For more details about the research network and teams involved please visit the MULTIMAT web page |
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