题目:Dislocations in disicides as MoSi2
报告人:V. Paidar
Institute of Physics AS Prague, Czech Republic
时间:9月21日(周四)10:00
地点:钛合金研究部会议室
摘要:
Transition-metal disilicides are potential materials for applications at ultra-high temperatures owing to their very high melting temperature combined with their relatively low density. MoSi2 has been studied in most details because it can deform plastically even at and below the room temperature. Among a number of slip systems, the most common are {013)<331], {110)<111], {101)<010], {100)<010] and {203)<010], nevertheless, the most active is {013)<331], the operation of which leads to the above mentioned low temperature ductility. The attention is focused on the dislocation structure and mechanical properties starting from the ab initio calculations of generalized stacking faults and examining the properties of dissociated total dislocations.
简历:
University Education
Diploma in Physics (MSc), Charles University, Prague, 1969
Diploma work: Dispersion Relations for Plasmons
Candidatus Scientiarum (PhD) in Physics, Institute of Physics,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague, 1975
Thesis: Ordering in Fe-Si Alloys
Doctor Scientiarum (DrSc), Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 1990
Thesis: Planar Defects in Crystalline Materials
Professional Career
1964 - 1969 Student at Charles University, Prague
1969 - 1975 Research Officer and Graduate Student at the Institute of Physics,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague
1975-present Research Scientis, Institute of Physics, Prague
1985- 2000 Head of the Metal Physics Department, Institute of Physics, Prague
Visiting Positions
1978: Spring Colege on Physics of Modern Materials, International Center of Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, 3 months
1980-1981, 1994-2000: Visiting Scientist, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, 12+6x1 months
1988: Fellow of the Matsumae International Foundation, Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo, Japan, 6 months
199l-1995: Visiting Scientist at the Centre d'Elaboration de Matériuax et d'Etudes Structurales, CNRS, Toulouse, France, 5x1 months
1995-2001: Laboratoire de Métallurgie Structurale, Université Paris-Sud, Orsay, France, 4x1 months
1996 - 2004: Visiting Scientist, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan, 4x2 months
Related Scientific Activities
1992-2002: Editorial Board of the International Journal “Interface Science" (Kluwer Academic Publishers)
Since 1993: Editorial Board of “Revue de Métallurgie - Science et Génie des Matériaux"
Since 1994: Representative of the Institute of Physics AS CR in the ”Centre for the Research of New Materials and Technologies”
1994-2001: Head of the Committee for the Candidatus Scientiarum (PhD) Awards
1998: Chairman of the Int. Conf. "Intergranular and Interphase Boundaries in Materials", Prague
2006-2010: Editor of the International Journal “Intermetallics“ (Elsevier)
Award
1988 Prize of the Presidium of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences for the study of "Plastic Deformation and Migration of Grain Boundaries in Bicrystals"
Current Research
Mechanical properties of materials, in particular plastic deformation, atomic structure of extended linear and planar defects including dislocation processes, structure and properties of grain boundaries, migration and segregation effects, plasticity of bicrystals, superplasticity, structure and properties of intermetallics, computer modelling of crystal defects and interfaces.
Recent Results
Analysis of the effect of stacking-fault-like interfaces on plastic deformation of B2 intermetallics.
Explanation of the behaviour of interfaces in disilicides, materials for applications at ultrahigh temperatures.
Generalization of displacive processes forming dislocations to diffusionless phase transformations.
Edited Books
Structure and properties of crystal defects, Elsevier, Amsterdam 1984, (with L. Lejček)
Intergranular and Interphase Boundaries in Materials, TranTech, Lausanne 1999, (with P. Lejček)
Research Publications (totally 218)
108 in impacted journals
29 in non-impacted journals
76 in conference proceedings
5 chapters in scientific books
Number of total citations 1857
H-index 19