Phase Transformations in Multicomponent Melts (PDF)

Preface PART I: Thermodynamics PHASE FORMATION IN MULTICOMPONENT MONOTECTIC AL-BASED ALLOYS Introduction Experimental Methods Systematic Classification of Ternary Monotectic Phase Diagrams Selected Ternary Monotectic Alloy Systems Quaternary Monotectic Al-Bi-Cu-Sn System Conclusion LIQUID-LIQUID INTERFACIAL TENSION IN MULTICOMPONENT IMMISCIBLE AL-BASED ALLOYS Introduction Measurement Technique Experimental Details Results Discussion Summary MONOTECTIC GROWTH MORPHOLOGIES AND THEIR TRANSITIONS Introduction Experimental Procedures Experiemntal Results Discussion Outlook THERMAL EXPANSION AND SURFACE TENSION OF MULTICOMPONENT ALLOYS Introduction Experimental Results Conclusion and Summary MEASUREMENT OF THE SOLID-LIQUID INTERFACE ENERGY IN TERNARY ALLOY SYSTEMS Introduction Experimental Procedure Evaluation of the Local Curvature of the Grain Boundary Grooves Results and Discussion Summary and Conclusions PHASE EQUILIBRIA OF NANOSCALE METALS AND ALLOYS Introduction Phase Stability and Phase Transformations in Nanoscale Systems Summary PART II: Microscopic and Macroscopic Dynamics MELT STRUCTURE AND ATOMIC DIFFUSION IN MULTICOMPONENT METALLIC MELTS Introduction Exerimental Details Results and Discussion Conclusions DIFFUSION IN MULTICOMPONENT METALLIC METS NEAR THE MELTING TEMPERATURE Introduction Experimental Diffusion Techniques Influence of Thermodynamic Forces on Diffusion PHASE BEHAVIOR AND MICROSCOPIC TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN BINARY METALLIC ALLOYS: COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES Introduction Transport Coefficients A Symmetric LJ Mixture with a Liquid-Liquid Demixing Transition Structure, Transport, and Crystallization in Al-Ni Alloys Summary MOLECULAR DYNAMICS MODELING OF ATOMIC PROCESSES DURING CRYSTAL GROWTH IN METALLIC ALLOY MELTS Introduction Entropy and Free Enthalpy of Zr-rich NixZr1-x Melts from MD Simulations and Their Application to the Thermodynamics of Crystallization Bridging the Gap between Phase Field Modeling and Molecular Dynamics Simulations. Dynamics

Dieter M. Herlach is currently a senior scientist at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Cologne as Head of the working group "Undercooling of Materials" and Professor of Physics at the Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany. He gained his PhD from the Technical University Aachen in 1981 and joined the DLR two years later. In 1991 he finished his Habilitation at the Ruhr-University Bochum where he became Full Professor of Physics in 2001.
Dieter M. Herlach has been chairman of various working groups at the European Space Agency (ESA) and the German Physical Society (DPG), a consultant or honorary professor at various Chinese universities, and a visiting professor at Harvard University, USA. Professor Herlach has organized 16 workshops, symposia and conferences, is co-editor of Advanced Engineering Materials, and also has five books, four patents and over 280 journal publications to his name.

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