Continuous description of the atomic structure of grain boundaries using dislocation and generalized-disclination density fields

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T10377 Metal and Thin Film Mechanics

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An atomistic-to-continuum method is developed to derive dislocation, generalized-disclination density fields and the associated elastic strain, rotation, curvature and second-distortion fields from the atomic structure of grain boundaries. From the relaxed and un-relaxed atomic positions, calculation of the transformation gradient feeds a mechanical framework, where discontinuities of the lattice elastic displacement and distortion (rotation and strain) are captured by smooth incompatible strain and second-distortion fields associated with the dislocation and generalized-disclination density fields, respectively. The method is applied to a copper symmetrical tilt boundary as obtained from molecular dynamics simulations. The core structure of the boundary is found to contain edge dislocations and dipoles of generalized-disclinations, including standard wedge-disclination dipoles. The latter reflect in particular localized shear and stretch discontinuities across the interface, in addition to the overall rotation discontinuity. • An atomistic-to-continuum method is developed to model grain boundaries. • The method is applied to a copper boundary as obtained from atomistic simulations. • The grain boundary is found to contain edge dislocations and disclination dipoles. • Shear and stretch discontinuities can be reflected by generalized-disclinations.

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