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Valery Levitas
Valery Levitas
Anson Marston Distinguished Professor in Engineering and Vance Coffman Faculty Chair Professor
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A Variational Formulation of¶ Rate-Independent Phase Transformations¶ Using an Extremum Principle
A Mielke, F Theil, VI Levitas
Archive for rational mechanics and analysis 162, 137-177, 2002
3582002
Three-dimensional Landau theory for multivariant stress-induced martensitic phase transformations. I. Austenite↔ martensite
VI Levitas, DL Preston
Physical review B 66 (13), 134206, 2002
2722002
Thermomechanical theory of martensitic phase transformations in inelastic materials
VI Levitas
International Journal of Solids and Structures 35 (9-10), 889-940, 1998
2481998
Melt dispersion mechanism for fast reaction of nanothermites
VI Levitas, BW Asay, SF Son, M Pantoya
Applied Physics Letters 89 (7), 071909, 2006
2302006
Fast reactions with nano-and micrometer aluminum: A study on oxidation versus fluorination
KW Watson, ML Pantoya, VI Levitas
Combustion and Flame 155 (4), 619-634, 2008
2112008
Mechanochemical mechanism for fast reaction of metastable intermolecular composites based on dispersion of liquid metal
VI Levitas, BW Asay, SF Son, M Pantoya
Journal of Applied Physics 101 (8), 083524, 2007
1882007
Three-dimensional Landau theory for multivariant stress-induced martensitic phase transformations. III. Alternative potentials, critical
VI Levitas, DL Preston, DW Lee
Physical Review-B-Condensed Matter 68 (13), 134201-134201, 2003
1802003
Fatigue-resistant high-performance elastocaloric materials made by additive manufacturing
H Hou, E Simsek, T Ma, NS Johnson, S Qian, C Cissé, D Stasak, ...
Science 366 (6469), 1116-1121, 2019
1772019
Three-dimensional Landau theory for multivariant stress-induced martensitic phase transformations. II. Multivariant phase transformations and stress space analysis
VI Levitas, DL Preston
Physical review B 66 (13), 134207, 2002
1682002
High-pressure mechanochemistry: conceptual multiscale theory and interpretation of experiments
VI Levitas
Physical Review B 70 (18), 184118, 2004
1672004
Size and mechanics effects in surface-induced melting of nanoparticles
VI Levitas, K Samani
Nature communications 2 (1), 284, 2011
1562011
Displacive phase transitions at large strains: phase-field theory and simulations
VI Levitas, VA Levin, KM Zingerman, EI Freiman
Physical Review Letters 103 (2), 025702, 2009
1542009
Interface propagation and microstructure evolution in phase field models of stress-induced martensitic phase transformations
VI Levitas, DW Lee, DL Preston
International Journal of Plasticity 26 (3), 395-422, 2010
1532010
Melt dispersion versus diffusive oxidation mechanism for aluminum nanoparticles: Critical experiments and controlling parameters
VI Levitas, ML Pantoya, B Dikici
Applied Physics Letters 92 (1), 011921, 2008
1482008
Surface tension and energy in multivariant martensitic transformations: phase-field theory, simulations, and model of coherent interface
VI Levitas, M Javanbakht
Physical review letters 105 (16), 165701, 2010
1432010
Shear-induced phase transition of nanocrystalline hexagonal boron nitride to wurtzitic structure at room temperature and lower pressure
C Ji, VI Levitas, H Zhu, J Chaudhuri, A Marathe, Y Ma
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 109 (47), 19108-19112, 2012
1372012
Multiple twinning and variant-variant transformations in martensite: phase-field approach
VI Levitas, AM Roy, DL Preston
Physical Review B 88 (5), 054113, 2013
1332013
Burn time of aluminum nanoparticles: Strong effect of the heating rate and melt-dispersion mechanism
VI Levitas
Combustion and Flame 156 (2), 543-546, 2009
1292009
Phase-field theory for martensitic phase transformations at large strains
VI Levitas
International Journal of Plasticity 49, 85-118, 2013
1272013
Phase transformations in nanograin materials under high pressure and plastic shear: nanoscale mechanisms
VI Levitas, M Javanbakht
Nanoscale 6 (1), 162-166, 2014
1242014
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