The purpose of this Diffusion Foundations volume is to collect a cross-section of contemporary information about real and computational experiments for mass transport in solid and liquid phases. The authors were selected to provide a rigorous description of their chosen research areas. The main aim of the volume is, therefore, to be useful as a type of guide to both contemporary computational and experimental techniques. Another aim of the volume is to demonstrate that computational experiments can be useful for the design and interpretation of real experiments. We draw special attention to the opening chapter from Prof. Helmut Mehrer and Prof. Graeme Murch which provides a comprehensive overview of the history of solid state diffusion.

Solid Compounds of Transition Elements

Edited by: Juan Bartolomé, Jose Ignacio Arnaudas, Larry R. Falvello

Online since: October 2016

Description:

This volume contains the papers presented at the XXth International Conference on Solid Compounds of Transition Elements (SCTE2016), held at the Paraninfo Building of the University of Zaragoza, 11th-15th April 2016.

The papers are representative of all the subjects covered by the Conference and have been arranged into seven chapters which encompass materials and properties, grouped by shared features or functionalities: Intermetallic compounds, Metal oxides, Magnetocaloric, thermoelectric and energy storage materials, Multifunctional materials, Strongly correlated and superconducting compounds, Molecular magnetism and Disordered materials.

11th International Fatigue Congress

Edited by: Graham Clark and Chun H. Wang

Online since: March 2014

Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
Collection of Selected, Peer Reviewed Papers from the 11th International Fatigue Congress 2014, March 2-7, 2014, Melbourne, Australia.
The 282 papers are grouped as follows:
I. Biomaterials,
II. Case Studies and Industrial Applications,
III. Case studies, Materials and Processes,
IV. Civil and Mining Structures,
V. Composites,
VI. Corrosion and Fatigue,
VII. Crack Closure and Shielding,
VIII. Crack Growth Thresholds,
IX. Creep-Fatigue,
X. Cyclic Deformation and Crack Initiation,
XI. Damage Evaluation and Fatigue Design,
XII. Damage Tolerance/Aging Aircraft,
XIII. Experimental Techniques,
XIV. Fatigue Life Enhancement,
XV. Fatigue Life Prediction and Test,
XVI. Fatigue Modelling and Simulation,
XVII. Fatigue of Coatings,
XVIII. Fracture Processes and Fatigue in Rocks, XIX. Fretting and Contact Fatigue,
XX. Growth of Short and Long Cracks,
XXI. Laser Shock Peening,
XXII. Life Prediction Methodology and Software Development,
XXIII. Management of Fatigue and Reliability, XXIV. Microstructural Aspects,
XXV. New Materials (MMCs, CMCs, Intermetallics, Hybrid Materials),
XXVI. Rail Transport,
XXVII. Reliability Analysis,
XXVIII. Residual Stresses and Fatigue,
XXIX. Structural Health Monitoring and Prognostics,
XXX. Thermomechanical Fatigue,
XXXI. Variable Amplitude Loads, Multiaxial and Mixed Mode Fatigue,
XXXII. Very-High-Cycle Fatigue,
XXXIII. Welding, Casting and Other Manufaturing Technologies,
XXXIV. Poster