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Atomistic simulations of dislocation mobility in Al, Ni and Al/Mg alloys
Dislocation velocities and mobilities are studied by Molecular Dynamics
simulations for edge and screw dislocations in pure aluminum and nickel, and
edge dislocations in Al-2.5%Mg and Al-5.0%Mg random substitutional alloys using
EAM potentials. In the pure materials, the velocities of all dislocations are
close to linear with the ratio of (applied stress)/(temperature) at low
velocities, consistent with phonon drag models and quantitative agreement with
experiment is obtained for the mobility in Al. At higher velocities, different
behavior is observed. The edge dislocation velocity remains dependent solely on
(applied stress)/(temperature) up to approximately 1.0 MPa/K, and approaches a
plateau velocity that is lower than the smallest "forbidden" speed predicted by
continuum models. In contrast, above a velocity around half of the smallest
continuum wave speed, the screw dislocation damping has a contribution
dependent solely on stress with a functional form close to that predicted by a
radiation damping model of Eshelby. At the highest applied stresses, there are
several regimes of nearly constant (transonic or supersonic) velocity separated
by velocity gaps in the vicinity of forbidden velocities; various modes of
dislocation disintegration and destabilization were also encountered in this
regime. In the alloy systems, there is a temperature- and
concentration-dependent pinning regime where the velocity drops sharply below
the pure metal velocity. Above the pinning regime but at moderate stresses, the
velocity is again linear in (applied stress)/(temperature) but with a lower
mobility than in the pure metal.Comment: PDF, 30 pages including figures, submitted to Modelling Simul. Mater.
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European breast surgical oncology certification theoretical and practical knowledge curriculum 2020
The Breast Surgery theoretical and practical knowledge curriculum comprehensively describes the knowledge and skills expected of a fully trained surgeon practicing in the European Union and European Economic Area (EEA). It forms part of a range of factors that contribute to the delivery of high quality cancer care. It has been developed by a panel of experts from across Europe and has been validated by professional breast surgery societies in Europe. The curriculum maps closely to the syllabus of the Union of European Medical Specialists (UEMS) Breast Surgery Exam, the UK FRCS (breast specialist interest) curriculum and other professional standards across Europe and globally (USA Society of Surgical Oncology, SSO). It is envisioned that this will serve as the basis for breast surgery training, examination and accreditation across Europe to harmonise and raise standards as breast surgery develops as a separate discipline from its parent specialties (general surgery, gynaecology, surgical oncology and plastic surgery).
The curriculum is not static but will be revised and updated by the curriculum development group of the European Breast Surgical Oncology Certification group (BRESO) every 2 years
Theoretical investigations on the molecular structure and vibrational spectral analysis of 4-methyl 2-phenylimidazole
WOS: 000312587500006The FT-IR, FT-Raman and FT-NMR spectra of 4-Methyl-2-phenylimidazole (4M2PI)molecule was recorded and analyzed. The tautomeric, structural and spectroscopic analysis of the title molecule was made by using density functional harmonic calculations. For the title molecule, only one tautomeric form was found most stable structure by using B3LYP level with the 6-311G++(d,p) as basis set. Selected experimental bands were assigned and characterized based on the scaled theoretical wave numbers by their total energy distribution (TED). DOI: 10.1134/S0030400X12090032Ahi Evran UniversityAhi Evran University [FBA-11-09]This work was supported by the Research Fund of Ahi Evran University Project Number: FBA-11-09
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