Substantially increasing predictive power.
The scientific research activities in the Mechanics of Materials group concentrate on the experimental analysis, theoretical understanding and predictive modelling of a range of problems in materials engineering at different length scales, which emerge from the physics and the mechanics of the underlying multi-material microstructure.
The program aims for a substantial increase of the predictive power, thereby optimizing critical, state-of-the-art products and manufacturing processes in direct relation to the complex path-dependent loading history of different materials and their joining interfaces. A systematic and integrated numerical-experimental approach is adopted for this purpose. Within the group’s research scope, the research program entails:
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Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Integrated digital image correlation for micro-mechanical parameter identification in multiscale experiments
International Journal of Solids and Structures (2023) -
On the anisotropy of thick-walled wire arc additively manufactured stainless steel parts
Materials Science and Engineering A (2023) -
Assessing rheometry for measuring the viscosity-average degree of polymerisation of cellulose in paper degradation studies
Heritage Science (2023) -
Automated identification of slip system activity fields from digital image correlation data
Acta Materialia (2023) -
A simple method enabling efficient quantitative analysis of the Portevin–Le Chatelier band characteristics
Scripta Materialia (2023)
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A.J.J.T.Litsenburg@tue.nlAlice van Litsenburg+31 (0)40 247 4060