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Dear colleagues,
Below you find the final program for the Schöntal Symposium on
‘Dislocation based Plasticity’,
February 26th – March 1st 2018, as well as some information for
your travel arrangements.
The Symposium will take place at the “Kloster Schöntal“
(monastery Schoental) http://www.kloster-
schoental.de. The contact is:
Name of the monastery: Bildungshaus Kloster Schöntal
Streetname and number: Klosterhof 6
ZIP code, city, country : 74214 Schöntal, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)7943 894 0
Fax: +49 (0)7943-894 100
E-mail: [email protected]
Arrival:
The check-in desk in the monastery is open on Sunday until 9:00
pm. For later arrival (or earlier than
1pm) please contact the hotel!
Accommodation:
All participants will be hosted by the monastery. The hotel
rooms as well as the conference room are
equipped with WLAN.
How to get there:
The closest railway station is called “Möckmühl”, approx. 18 km
from the monastery Schöntal. Please
check the website www.bahn.de for finding your train connection
from the airport to “Möckmühl”.
You can book your ticket online from that site or use ticket
machines directly at the train station.
Please consider that there is only a limited number of
connections to reach Schöntal from the station
“Möckmühl” by public transport on Sundays. To reach the venue by
bus you have to take bus
number 11 (direction written on the bus can be Westernhausen,
Schöntal, Bieringen, Krautheim, or
Jagsthausen). Coming from Frankfurt (Airport), you will go via
the connecting stations Stuttgart or
Würzburg. The schedule of trains with good connections to the
bus is:
From Stuttgart to Möckmühl: From Würzburg to Möckmühl: Bus from
Möckmühl to the Monastry:
Depart. → Arival, Train nr. Depart. → Arival, Train nr. Line 11
to Schöntal
09:07 → 10:11, RE 19060 08:37 → 09:44, RE 19055 10:22
11:07 → 12:12, RE 19062 10:37 → 11:44, RE 19059 12:22
13:07 → 14:12, RE 19064 12:37 → 13:44, RE 19061 --
14:09 → 15:12, RE 19066 14:38 → 15:44, RE 19063 15:50
17:04 → 18:11, RE 19074 16:37 → 17:44, RE 19069 18:22
If you cannot catch one of the buses above, we recommend taking
a taxi (approx. 30 € one way).
There should be taxis waiting in front of the station. If not,
you may call the Taxi company:
Taxi Strässer (in Möckmühl) - Phone: 0049 6298 92230
If you want to share a cab with other participants, you can sign
the poll by choosing your estimated arrival time:
https://doodle.com/poll/mctt3r2rdhtbc97q (We will then inform the
Taxi company beforehand thus they can send the necessary number of
cabs.)
The approx. travel times to the monastery by car are:
Airport Frankfurt (A3+A81, exit Osterburken; or A6, exit
Neuenstein): 1 hours 45 minutes
Airport Stuttgart (A81, exit Möckmühl/Schöntal): 1 hour, 15
minutes
Airport Nürnberg (A6, exit Neuenstein): 2 hours
Karlsruhe (A6, exit Neuenstein): 1 hour, 30 minutes
At the end of this document, you find two maps with
directions.
http://www.kloster-schoental.de/http://www.kloster-schoental.de/mailto:[email protected]://www.bahn.de/https://doodle.com/poll/mctt3r2rdhtbc97q
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Schedule and preliminary program Presentations have been
scheduled for Monday through Thursday with Friday just for
check-out and departure. Please note that all presentations should
have a duration of 20-25 min and thus allow discussions of about
15-20 min!
Topic:
Dislocations and interfaces
Dislocation modelling –
discrete-continuum transition
Dislocation based
plasticity – experiment
vs. simulation
Current state and challenges in developing a physical based
continuum theory of
dislocations
Departure
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Organizer: Helena van Swygenhoven
Jaafar El-Awady
Gerhard Dehm
Paul Steinmann
09:00 – 09:40
Nicolas Combe Hussein Zbib Hosni Idrissi Samuel Forest
Checkout
and departure
after breakfast
09:40 – 10:20
Megan Cordill Marc Fivel Dan
Mordehai Markus Lazar
10:20 – 10:40
coffee break
10:40 – 11:20
Francesco Maresca
Daniel Weygand (FOR)
Sang Ho Oh Daya Reddy
11:20 – 12:00
Maryam Ghazisaeidi
Katrin Schulz (FOR)
Jaafar El-Awady
Swantje Bargmann
12:00 – 12:40
Céline Varvenne
Richard LeSar Erdmann Spiecker
Andrew McBride
12:40 – 14:15
lunch break
14:15 – 14:55
Maxime Dupraz Yichao Zhu Manas
Upadhyay Anter El-Azab
14:55 – 15:35
Andrea Hodge Paul Steinmann Franz Roters Thomas
Hochrainer(FOR)
15:35 – 16:00
coffee break
16:00 – 16:40
Thomas Böhlke (FOR)
Alfonso Ngan Patric Gruber
(FOR) Kenneth Runesson
16:40 – 17:20
Christian Wieners (FOR)
Vikram Deshpande
Julien Godet Bob Svendsen
17:20- 18:00
Gerhard Dehm Stefan
Sandfeld (FOR) Blazej
Grabowski Michael Zaiser
(FOR)
18:00- 19:30
dinner
19:30 Poster session
Guided cloister tour
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last name first name presentation title
Mo
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COMBE Nicolas Elementary mechanisms of shear coupled grain
boundary CORDILL Megan Plastic deformation of thin films
MARESCA Francesco The austenite/martensite interface in steels
revealed by simulation and theory
GHAZISAEIDI Maryam Dislocation mechanisms for phase
transformation during plastic deformation
VARVENNE Céline Models and concepts for the plasticity of
concentrated solid solution alloys
DUPRAZ Maxime Large scale atomistic simulations of the
interaction of screw dislocations with coherent twin boundaries
HODGE Andrea Growth twins at the nanoscale
BÖHLKE Thomas A gradient crystal plasticity theory accounting
for discontinuities of the plastic slip at the grain boundary
WIENERS Christian Numerical approximation of a mesoscale
approach for the dislocation density evolution in crystal
plasticity
Dehm Gerhard Dislocation – grain boundary interactions: Insights
and challenges from micromechanical testing
Tu
es
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y ZBIB Hussein Multiscale dislocation-based plasticity
FIVEL Marc Negative creep behavior in Ni-base superalloys
explained by 3D Dislocation Dynamics simulations
WEYGAND Daniel The myth of a Frank-Read source
SCHULZ Katrin Stress homogenization and dislocation
multiplication in the discrete-continuum transition for crystal
plasticity
LESAR Richard Polycrystal plasticity based on discrete
dislocation dynamics
ZHU Yichao Homogenisation of dislocation system and dislocation
pattern formation
STEINMANN Paul tba
NGAN Alfonso Mechanics of Dislocation-density Fields on
Different Length Scales
DESHPANDE Vikram The role of interfacial diffusion in the creep
of Ni superalloys
SANDFELD Stefan Data-mining in small-scale plasticity
We
dn
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y IDRISSI Hosni Dislocation based plasticity: new insights from
quantitative in-situ TEM
tensile testing
MORDEHAI Dan Nucleation-Controlled Plasticity of Crystalline
Nano-Specimens
OH Sang Ho In-situ TEM study of crystal size and orientation
effects on dislocation slip and deformation twinning of Au
nanowires and Mg pillars
EL-AWADY Jaafar Damage evolution and crack initiation in metals
during high-frequency cyclic loading
SPIECKER Erdmann Scale-bridging tomography for experimentally
informed modelling of mechanical properties
UPADHYAY Manas Biaxial load path change response of stainless
steel: cruciform experiments and multi-scale modeling
ROTERS Franz Coupled experimental-numerical analysis of strain
partitioning in metallic microstructures: The importance of a 3D
neighborhood
GRUBER Patric Deformation behavior of Au single crystals in
torsion
GODET Julien Experimental and theoretical investigations of
silicon nanopillars under high stress conditions revealing new
plastic mechanisms
GRABOWSKI Blazej Dislocation-twin boundary interactions in
nanoscale Cu bi-crystals loaded in different crystallographic
directions: Simulation versus experiment
Th
urs
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y FOREST Samuel Cosserat modelling of grain boundary migration
coupled with crystal plasticity
LAZAR Markus Singularity-free dislocation continuum theory for
anisotropic crystals
REDDY Daya Some investigations of dissipative strain-gradient
plasticity
BARGMANN Swantje Deformation behavior of modern
metal-polymer-nanocomposites
MCBRIDE Andrew Experimental and numerical investigation of
cold-dwell fatigue in titanium alloys
EL-AZAB Anter Equivalence of DDD and CDD: Issues for crystal
kinematics and averaging of dislocation density, motion, and
reactions
HOCHRAINER Thomas Rational thermodynamics of continuum
dislocation dynamics
RUNESSON Kenneth Variationally consistent homogenization and
statistical testing of a polycrystal based on subscale gradient
crystal plasticity
SVENDSEN Bob GENERIC-based continuum dislocation dynamics via
coarse-graining of dicrete dislocation dynamics
ZAISER Michael How dislocation patterning works
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