Search for dissertations about: "ab-initio model potentials"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words ab-initio model potentials.
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1. Ab initio Interlayer Potentials For Metals and Alloys
Abstract : Many modern materials and material systems are layered. The properties related to layers are connected to interactions between atomic layers. In the present thesis, we introduce the interlayer potential (ILP), a novel model potential which fully describes the interaction between layers. READ MORE
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2. Ab initio atomistic simulation of metals and multicomponent alloys
Abstract : Ab initio theory provides a powerful tool to understand and predict the behavior of materials. This thesis contains both of these aspects. First we use ab initio alloy theory to investigate a new kind of complex alloy (high-entropy alloy). READ MORE
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3. Towards a multiconfigurational description of the electronic structure in solids
Abstract : Materials of ionic crystals are ubiquitous in industrial chemistry.For example, materials such as cerium dioixde (CeO2) are used in both self-cleaning ovens and to clean exhaust fumes from cars.Other materials, such as titanium dioixde (TiO2) has been used in the solar-cell industry.So-called garnets are used in several lasers. READ MORE
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4. Simulation of radiation damage in Fe and Fe-Cr
Abstract : Steel is an important structural material in nuclear reactors used for example in pressure vessels and fast reactor cladding. In reactor environments it has been observed that ferritic steels are more resistant to swelling than the austenitic steels typically used. READ MORE
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5. Modelling of Formation and Evolution of Defects and Precipitates in Fe-Cr Alloys of Reactor Relevance
Abstract : Fe-Cr alloys form the basis of many industrially important steels. Due to their excellent resistance to radiation induced swelling, ferritic steels are expected to be used for critical structural components in advanced nuclear systems, such as fast breeder reactors, accelerator driven systems and fusion reactors. READ MORE